Does the internet repeat itself?

Question

Is there a cache that never updates? I see the same things, like clockwork over and over again and again and again..as if to be recycled. Just when I think it is evolving, searches that should be modern, are back in time! like ground hog day over and over. Is it my verizon internet? what does this? I have even contemplated scrapping the higher speed account because of it...playing tricks on my mind!

Answer 1

Open Internet Explorer
Click on Tools
Click on Internet Options
On the General tab, click on the "Clear History" button
Reset the "Days to keep pages in history" to zero

That will clear any cached files and prevent it from rebuilding the caches.

Answer 2

If you refresh a page it should ripple back and refresh all of the cached copies.

If you refresh a page it should ripple back and refresh all of the cached copies.

If you refresh a page it should ripple back and refresh all of the cached copies.

No, the internet doesn't usually repeat itself. It's possible that you've hit a server that has had to be reloaded from backup copies. It's possible that Verizon are caching huge quantities of data... but not that likely.