Instead of being on a computer, in the metaverse you might use a headset to enter a virtual world connecting all sorts of digital environments.
Unlike current VR, which is mostly used for gaming, this virtual world could be used for practically anything - work, play, concerts, cinema trips - or just hanging out.
Most people envision that you would have a 3D avatar - a representation of yourself - as you use it.
But because it’s still just an idea, there’s no single agreed definition of the metaverse.
Nope, not for me…real life is enough, without taking part in another one!
I’m busy deciding who I’ll be…I might be a rock chic you know the dont mess with me type who rides a motorbike…no helmet though and my hair always looks perfect
I think it’s still quite a ways out. They’ve been talking about this for decades.
In another 10-15 years, the world will look very differently. I have been hoping for a more realistic version of VR for years now. It never quite gets there.
I was thinking that the game Second Life would become more advanced, but it seemed to stall and sort of go backwards in the connection to the real world.
I was also hoping that games that would help solve the world’s problems would become more widespread. Despite good intentions and a good start, that hasn’t happened either.
There’s always consequences where humans are involved, if only the consequence of being thrown out of the metaverse. Just different consequences for different actions than in meat space.
Still confused. Most sites people consider social media like Facebook, twitter, Reddit, Instagram, etc. are all moderated. Unmoderated forums are very rare.
Seeing the post above, maybe the emphasis was on forum and not the moderated part.