The Web emerged as the antidoteto rapidly increasing quantity of accumulated knowledge because it successfully enables massive representation and communication with minimum costs. Despite the fact that its gigantic scale and impact make difficult to anticipate the effects in humans, we claim from it to be fast, secure, reliable, all-inclusive and trustworthy . It is time for science to compensate and provide an epistemological "antidote" to these issues. On this campaign, Philosophy should be in the front line by forming the relevant questions . We initiate the dialogue for a theory about being in the Web that will serve as a bridge between philosophical thinking and engineering. We analyze existence and spatiotemporality in the Web , as a closed techno-social system, and how it transforms the traditional conceptions about actuality. Location in the Web space is specified by the Web being's URI and the URI's of incoming and outgoing links. The primer role of visiting durations is best approximated by Bergsonian time. Physical space is becoming more discoverableand traceable. Components of human activity are becoming asynchronous, (partially) synchronous and continuous in the Web . Networked individuals operate in a flexible , less-bounded and spatially dispersed environment. The resulting issues are related to the self-determination of being in the Web and the prerequisites for the Web to remain an open platform for innovation and participation . The Being-Query model address the above issues, based on a simple and all-encompassing hypothesis about existence and the generic motive of searching. The proposed approach incorporates that Users and Being are two sides of the same coin by providing a computable framework of study. Furthermore, extents ANT to include the Web ecosystem and highlights the need for joint analysis of online and offline phenomena .
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