  In this work the impact of the Internet culture on standard mainstream
societies has been analyzed. After analytically establishing the fact that the
Net can be viewed as a pan-societal superstructure which supports its own
distinct culture, an ethnographic analysis is provided to find out the key
aspects of this culture. The elements of this culture which have an empowering
impacts on the standard mainstream societies, as well as the elements in it
which can cause discouraging social effects are then discussed by a global
investigation of the present status of various fundamental aspects (e,g,
education, economics, politics, entertainment etc) of the mainstream societies
as well as their links with the Net culture. Though immensely potential for
providing various prominent positive impacts, the key findings of this work
indicate that misuse of Internet can create tremendous harm to the members of
the mainstream societies by generating a set of morally crippled people as well
as a future generation completely void of principles and ethics. This
structured diagnostic approach to the social problems caused by the manhandling
of Internet leads to a concrete effort of providing the measures that can be
taken to enhance or to overcome the supporting and limiting effects of the Net
culture respectively with the intent to benefit our society and to protect the
teratoidation of certain ethical values.
