Jesse Willms, the Dark Lord of the Internet

2/25/2014

This article from The Atlantic magazine introduces readers to the world of Ross Ulbricht, the creator of Silk Road, an online marketplace for illegal drugs and other contraband. The article delves into Ulbricht's background, his motivations for creating Silk Road, and the challenges faced by law enforcement in shutting down the site. It discusses Ulbricht's libertarian ideology and his belief in creating an anonymous, decentralized marketplace. The article also explores the ethical implications of Silk Road and the broader debate surrounding online anonymity and the role of government in regulating the internet. Overall, it provides a comprehensive look at the rise and fall of Silk Road as well as the man behind it.

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