Markovian Parallax Denigrate

Red Web

True Crime, Society & Culture

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🗓️ 30 November 2020

⏱️ 46 minutes

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The Internet's oldest mystery. A series of strange, bizarre posts were found in various groups on Usenet in 1996. Today we dive into the Markovian Parallax Denigrate. Sponsored by The Jordan Harbinger Show (http://jordanharbinger.com/subscribe). Follow us on Twitter @RedWebPod https://twitter.com/RedWebPod. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is a Ristartyth production.
0:11.5	In 1996, hundreds of strange, bizarre messages were posted across a multitude of different
0:18.3	usenet groups.
0:19.7	No one knows what the purpose of these messages was, or who was making them.
0:24.8	Today, we analyze what has been regarded as one of the internet's oldest, most famous
0:30.4	mysteries.
0:31.4	The Markovian, Paralax, Denegrate.
0:34.2	This is Redweb.
0:43.2	Hello everybody, I'm Trevor Collins.
0:45.7	As always, your mystery enthusiasts with me.
0:48.7	Again, Alfredo Diaz, we are stepping back onto the net, back into the 90s internet to
0:54.4	be specific.
0:55.4	We got a classic one here.
0:57.8	Okay.
0:58.8	I guess a lot of people have heard about this one, or maybe have heard in passing about
1:04.6	it, whispers on the internet.
1:06.9	Whispers on the breath of the internet.
1:09.1	What's interesting about this one is that it didn't really seem to get popular until
1:14.3	these recent years.
1:15.9	It was kind of not really talked about.
1:18.1	As you can imagine, a lot of the mysteries that touch onto the older internet, a lot of
1:22.1	that is just lost to time.
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