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Anonymous Coward User ID: 80090649 United States 01/15/2022 10:46 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to youtu.be (secure)] 1st thing I thought of when I started reading a metaverse, idk what will happen. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 78558575 United States 01/15/2022 11:12 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Seems a bit premature for the Metaverse. Second Life was a bust. Though some progress was made. I simply don't know how people can afford to live in both the real world and the fake world. Most folks can't afford the real one. Certainly there is little incentive to create a Metaverse as perverse as the liberal shit hole being created under these liberal shit heads. |
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(OP) User ID: 8393653 United States 01/15/2022 11:35 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Seems a bit premature for the Metaverse. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78558575 Second Life was a bust. Though some progress was made. I simply don't know how people can afford to live in both the real world and the fake world. Most folks can't afford the real one. Certainly there is little incentive to create a Metaverse as perverse as the liberal shit hole being created under these liberal shit heads. I remember when people said color TV was impossible, -not enough bandwidth. The Metaverse is only in it's infancy now. "I simply don't know how people can afford to live in both the real world and the fake world. Most folks can't afford the real one." That's the point. The metaverse will be most attractive to losers who've accomplished nothing real and those too poor to enjoy a real life. What they don't do or choose to spend in the real world, they can in the Metaverse. My guess is that the Metaverse will be VERY cheap, funded by advertising. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 81019268 Australia 01/16/2022 05:23 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The concept has been doomed to failure since conception, in our world, because of our economic approach to "making things". The true "value" of 3D (4D, 5D, 6D, etc) has never been articulated in our commercial or social world, and has both a real world and a virtual aspect. Only once we fix the "property market" will the "virtual property market" have a chance of working; which is the basis of the Metaverse (ie. If the constraints of a physical site are its boundary's, then the constraints of a virtual site are bandwidth and data magnitude. Once understood, and to enact the type of virtual world they are envisioning, the very nature of "trade" must change). The "Metaverse" isn't even the first, just another failed attempt to make their Oculus, and it's unrealised business model, relevant. There have been multiple attempts at flogging this dead virtual horse... "Second Life" being one of the most notable (lol... how are those Linden Dollars going?... Got that virtual Ferrari yet?). The core axiom that must be considered is; Virtual experience will NEVER trump real experience. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 77597664 United States 01/16/2022 05:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | There won't be any metaverse for many years because you can't even buy a fuckin graphics card capable of running vr for less than 150% msrp lol I say it will take another 5-10 years at least. 10-15 until everyone has badass graphics cards and a dope headset. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 81807018 United States 01/16/2022 05:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | When the Metaverse becomes mature, most people will be spending 12 hours or more in it every day, working, socializing, purchasing goods, adventuring, etc.. The Metaverse will become to us much more important than the soon-to-be obsolete cell phone is today. Quoting: TGus I’m old enough to have lived before cell phones were invented, -before desktop computers were invented, -even before color TV was invented. I’ve seen the huge changes each of these, and many other innovations have had on individuals and society at large. I’m worried that the dreamworld Metaverse will nearly sever our connection with the real world, with our inner selves, and with true interaction among others. I’m worried that the Metaverse will make us even more vulnerable to crafted corporate manipulation and kill what humanity learns from the discomfort and challenges of the real world as it becomes our preferred substitute for the objective world. What do you think will happen? I think it's going to make the real world less congested for those of us who reject the metaverse. If these zombies want to live in a virtual world then let them. Judging from all the masktards out there, I'm sure metaverse will be quite popular. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 81807018 United States 01/16/2022 05:43 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You either learn it, get involved with it, invest in it, or you will get left behind at such a rapid pace, you'll never see straight again. Quoting: pud2.0 seriously...it sux, but it's happening, and will be the new "real life." Maybe for you. Maybe for a lot of people. There will still be a lot of us who prefer the old real world. |
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(OP) User ID: 8393653 United States 01/16/2022 06:00 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You either learn it, get involved with it, invest in it, or you will get left behind at such a rapid pace, you'll never see straight again. Quoting: pud2.0 seriously...it sux, but it's happening, and will be the new "real life." Maybe for you. Maybe for a lot of people. There will still be a lot of us who prefer the old real world. Computer companies make products for their customers. If a product is not popular, they stop making it. What if the desktop computer is replaced by a pocket computer the size of a cell phone with a pair of Bluetooth viewing glasses? What if the whole internet exists only in the metaverse? What if you work at a white collar job that is performed in the metaverse? |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 81870289 Canada 01/16/2022 06:10 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You need look no further than Amazon Games recent failure of New World... to see how out of touch these people are. I heard Bezos himself had a hand in New World. That game has lost almost all of its player base already, in just a couple of months... and it actually did have some appeal to gamers initially. Metaverse has no appeal at all. It is dead out of the gate. Not to say a product won't come along to trump them all... but it won't be cuckerberg's metaturd. |
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(OP) User ID: 8393653 United States 01/16/2022 06:30 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It seems like a lot of people don't believe a "metaverse" can take hold because all previous attempts at it have failed. Another group believes that they will be able to choose to opt out of it and still live "normal" lives. To me, as a Psychologist, and someone who has seen many technologies come and be replaced over 66 years, I can see that a metaverse has the capability to replace TV, all personal computers, gaming, the internet, and cell phones. All that will be obsolete technology sooner than you think. The only way you will be able to continue with your normal activities will be to spend a significant amount of time in a metaverse. I see this clearly, and I've never owned a cell phone. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 80430526 Canada 01/16/2022 06:54 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | There won't be any metaverse for many years because you can't even buy a fuckin graphics card capable of running vr for less than 150% msrp lol Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77597664 I say it will take another 5-10 years at least. 10-15 until everyone has badass graphics cards and a dope headset. Have you seen the graphics and or experienced the lag?? Lol....The metaverse. Is a nice idea....just not in practice. Ar will be far more utile. |
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(OP) User ID: 8393653 United States 01/16/2022 07:02 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | There won't be any metaverse for many years because you can't even buy a fuckin graphics card capable of running vr for less than 150% msrp lol Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77597664 I say it will take another 5-10 years at least. 10-15 until everyone has badass graphics cards and a dope headset. Have you seen the graphics and or experienced the lag?? Lol....The metaverse. Is a nice idea....just not in practice. Ar will be far more utile. If it's usable in 5-10 years, then it will be popular then. So, how does that change us? |
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User ID: 75923721 United States 01/16/2022 07:16 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | When the Metaverse becomes mature, most people will be spending 12 hours or more in it every day, working, socializing, purchasing goods, adventuring, etc.. The Metaverse will become to us much more important than the soon-to-be obsolete cell phone is today. Quoting: TGus I’m old enough to have lived before cell phones were invented, -before desktop computers were invented, -even before color TV was invented. I’ve seen the huge changes each of these, and many other innovations have had on individuals and society at large. I’m worried that the dreamworld Metaverse will nearly sever our connection with the real world, with our inner selves, and with true interaction among others. I’m worried that the Metaverse will make us even more vulnerable to crafted corporate manipulation and kill what humanity learns from the discomfort and challenges of the real world as it becomes our preferred substitute for the objective world. What do you think will happen? It brings to mind an old episode of the outer limits from the 90's.....a virtual world was created and everybody began accessing it through a VR pod...people started spending all their time in the these pods..... If I remember correctly, eventually people started dying -----they spent so much time in their VR pods that they stopped eating and drinking in real life .....society fell apart because everyone spent all their time in the vr world and daily tasks were ignored, work was ignored, etc....because it wasn't "pleasurable" pretty creepy how its coming to pass |