Deep Dark

If you ever find yourself at the mouth of a vertical shaft, looking down into a throat of stone that swallows light, remember this: It is indifferent. It has been there for 400 million years, and it will be there long after the last star burns out.

Never go alone. Tell someone your return time. The greatest danger isn't monsters; it's hypothermia. Water in the Deep Dark is just above freezing. Three minutes of immersion leads to loss of motor control. Six minutes leads to death. Deep Dark

On the surface, we feel in control. We have light switches and SSL certificates. The Deep Dark denies us that. In a cave, you realize the mountain doesn't care if you live. On the Dark Web, you realize the network has no moral compass. If you ever find yourself at the mouth