Zuckerverse is to come. Less than a week later, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced, in long-term communication and Verge, that his social networking site is preparing itself to become a “marketing company.”
The first was approached by Neal Stephenson’s 1992 science textbook Fifth Accident, metaverse is a substitute for the internet – a place where billions of users will move, connect, and work in a world with a variety of events, always keeping avatars, their stuff, and their digital money. It’s hard to tread the metaverse (more on that later), but the kind that can be created between cyberpunk mist and some kind of Ernest Cline’s book Ready for Player One joints Four men joints real real real encounters a blockchain. A game-y team that integrates seamlessly with the social media. The important thing is metaverse now it’s the buzzword du jour and that Facebook wants its piece. The bad news is that Zuckerberg’s ambitions are making a lot of noise.
Repeatedly during the interview, Zuckerberg omitted the language that appeared to have been promptly written in the 40-page information report of the agents. He did not mention that metaverse birds can add “extra time to work and more success.” They created a dreary “unlimited office,” the most important thing in which metaverse residents have multiple screens on their Oculus VR headsets to be able to do as much as they should. Zuck was “happy[ed]”(!) About the mixed possibilities for organizing VR office meetings.
Moving preachers and open-air preachers have been complaining Big Tech intervenes metaverse, on how the most skeptical — Facebook, Google, and more — can promote their digital oppression, reap the rewards and expose the enlightened practices of capitalism and the challenges of those who give him false, confusing, and gate-keeping. But Big Tech’s intrusion into mobile environments can be much less aggressive and make the metadata unacceptable snoozefest- mixed in between Heavy Rain‘s ARI goofy search glasses and a fraudulent interpretation of the Accenture blog post. Microsoft will start talking about more opportunities to have “sales opportunities,” you know that there will be no fun.
The idea that metaverse should always be handled by corporate circles, if any because there is no clear definition of what it should be. Ur manuscripts in—Fifth Accident and maybe Ready for Player One-They are sci-fi books that cannot be the basis of complex research. Venture Capital Ball is very close a systematic study of the causes of metaverse changes, we are leaving the rest of the translation which we will see later. It is clear that Facebook and Microsoft decided to formulate their vision for what the word could change, and it is a pity that they did not think so.
The most important thing that seems to be spoken in almost silence in almost every review of what is happening is its nature. problems expertise. While many meta-prophets expect the universe to evolve naturally from technological progress and evolution, they do not explain why anyone would want to spend all that time there. In its mythological tradition, however, metaverse is important because the other way around – the Earth – has a pure darkness. Mu Fifth Accident, people rush to the metaverse when the world is full of violence filled with mafia cartel and hyperinflation; inside Ready for Player One, an international underclass that lives in unstable towns enters the Oasis (a type of Cline metaverse) for several days hoping to win a game of hunting.
