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There Is Nothing Ted Talk Incident

Level 4 – Charter Web
MYSTERY

Could be related to the creepy video “There is Nothing”, it circulated the internet years ago. It could also be referring to the parody of a Ted Talk where the speaker just says whats happening and never actually says anything of substance. ***Anti-Principle Incursion Into The Logos By A 0 Shark Entity “”. Appeared As A Ted Talk By A Luminary New Philosopher Named Ted Schwartz Who Was Virtually UNKNOWN Inside And Outside Academic Circles. Schwartz Proceeded To Provide A Formulation Of Existence That Instantly Convinced Everyone In The Crowd Of The Ultimate Futility And Tragedy Of All Life, Producing A Despair-Topos Powerful Enough For 0 Entities To Emerge.

LINKS
https://mashable.com/2016/06/12/fake-ted-talk/

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4chan Alien Image

Level 1 – Surface Web

A photo of an alien was posted to /pol/ shortly 4chan went down for some time, when i came back up, the thread with the alien photo was missing. Many believed that it was scrubbed from the internet and many believe it to be a hoax. The photo resembled an alien in the desert.

LINKS
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/4chanaliensightinghoax

Route 666 Mad Trucker

Level 1 – Surface Web
MYSTERY

You would think that our nation’s highway planners would know to avoid naming any road “Route 666,” the sign of the Antichrist. You would think wrong. There is a Route 666–it was originally the sixth branch of the long gone Route 66 that runs through four states in the west. The road is almost 200 miles long, and runs through Colorado, New Mexico, and ends in Utah. These states are making efforts to change the name of the road, although nefarious happenings still occur along what locals have dubbed “The Devil’s Highway” nonetheless.

LINKS
http://www.weirdus.com/states/utah/stories/route_666/index.php

Dare Stones

Level 0 – Common Web
MYSTERY

The famous – and, to some, infamous – Dare Stones have been a part of Brenau University lore since the late 1930s. It is a collection of a large number of engraved rocks that emerged at the height of the Great Depression purporting to solve the mystery of The Lost Colony of Roanoke, a group of settlers on an island off the coast of North Carolina that disappeared without a trace in the late 16th century. Although most of the stones are generally regarded as artifacts of artifice, the first remains of great interest to historians and archaeologists. It appears to be a message from one of the colonists, Eleanor White Dare, to her father, John White, the colony’s governor, who returned to America from a three-year trip to England to find his daughter, son-in-law and granddaughter missing along with all the others he had left at Roanoke.

LINKS
https://www.brenau.edu/darestones/

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