You have to join the hidden un-Googleable communities where the people who create such things gather.
Ask HN: How do you find the weird parts of the web?
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Re: Ask HN: How do you find the weird parts of the web?
#42Few ways, in no particular order: - are.na seems to attract people who have odd interests and it’s full of quirky websites - webrings are still a thing and there’s a bunch out there worth checking out - directories like https://512kb.club/ are usually full of interesting sites - by following links on blogs and sites you find interesting - some cool forums are still out there ( https://forum.agoraroad.com/index.php )…
Re: Ask HN: How do you find the weird parts of the web?
#43http://www.theoddityarchive.com/ "psychotronic" http://sainteuphoria.com/
Re: Ask HN: How do you find the weird parts of the web?
#44Re: Ask HN: How do you find the weird parts of the web?
#45> steer clear of hateful/racist/bigoted patterns of thought If you want to widen the spectrum of humanity that you're exposed to, you're inevitably going to come across these people. Personally I thought it was well worth it. Plenty of good and bad to be found.
I believe there's a big percentage of people who hadn't yet had their moment of self-actualisation or whatever the phrase is, who listened to the right(wrong) people at the right(wrong) time and ended up believing the earth is flat or the holocaust never happened.
Re: Ask HN: How do you find the weird parts of the web?
#46> steer clear of hateful/racist/bigoted patterns of thought If you want to widen the spectrum of humanity that you're exposed to, you're inevitably going to come across these people. Personally I thought it was well worth it. Plenty of good and bad to be found.
As long as you know the difference and know where you stand yourself, morally / value-wise. I believe there's a big percentage of people who hadn't yet had their moment of self-actualisation or whatever the phrase is, who listened to the right(wrong) people at the right(wrong) time and ended up believing the earth is flat or the holocaust never happened.
Re: Ask HN: How do you find the weird parts of the web?
#47StumbleUpon was the king of interesting yet random content. It seriously needs a reboot. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/StumbleUpon