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Dark data

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A word denoting raw data which does not support a clear and specific hypothesis.

The concept refers to vast quantites of "unchartered" data that may or may not be relevant to outcomes in many forms of understanding, scientific and otherwise.

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* Unworld
* Intranet
* Internet
* Concealed Dark Data
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