The "Dark" Web... Is there really such a thing?

Where do you go when the all-knowing Google.com, well, just doesn't know?

I have somewhat of a 'strange' mind - in that I take an interest in what's going on around me, but I really take an interest in the deeper, darker side of things. I enjoy reading about other people's pains and struggles, strange events, details of research, etc. Often times, I find that google.com does not always satisfy my searches with what I am looking for on the net. Perhaps I am not too sure what I am looking for, and just knowing that there is so much more information out there that google.com is not showing me - frustrates me to no end. How can I indulge my hunger for information when I cannot get to it?

My answer came today in the form of an article.

Here I can immerse myself into what is called the "dark" web, or the inner web. The sites that Chris Sherman list are a great resource to have if you have anything to do with research, or if you just want to go digging around the web on your own. The list of sites contains mostly databases - and one link that is broken, many of the databases that are not searched by a generl or specific search input on google.com. Check it out for yourself and finally see what google.com is not showing you!