Hello already welcome back to another episode of Decoding the Unknown as always hello there. I'm your host

Simon's here on this channel one of my rights to this case Kevin thank you Kevin

give it rights to be a script I've never read it before the origins of Jeff the killer

I'm vaguely familiar with this isn't this one of those like Reddit memes I feel as soon as I read this I'm going to be immediately familiar with it

But it's not exactly coming into my Ryan right now. I've never read it before we're gonna explore it together if you're new to the show. That's how things work here.

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The internet has always been full of disturbing or unsettling images and videos, though what qualifies

is truly disturbing has certainly changed over time.

There was a time when Tara, the Android singing, I feel fantastic, was considered to be the height

of Internet terror.

I have no knowledge of this. I feel like and also I was

raised on the internet. You know people might be like Simon you don't have a good knowledge of

movies or TV or popular culture or anything like that but I feel like my internet

knowledge just because I've been using the internet heavily my

entire life pretty much I feel like it's normally pretty good I mean nowadays it's like

there's a tick with a talk now but I mean that's because there's so much stuff but like early internet stuff the internet wasn't that big I mean it was still big but it wasn't like big like it is today

early on

Though now it's just an innocuous art project that wouldn't warrant a second look. Our threshold for horror has increased

and the internet has responded in kind by ramping up the brutal nature of content.

Yeah, only shit. We talked about it before.

I mentioned on this podcast.

This is some crazy shit on the internet that you just don't want to see.

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