I underestimated Minecraft. I knew it is important, so I tried it out two years ago but dismissed it when I got killed by a zombie. I thought, fuck it, I don't

I underestimated Minecraft. I knew it is important, so I tried it out two years ago but dismissed it when I got killed by a zombie. I thought, fuck it, I don't need anxiety when it gets night in the game. But then a friend of my son played Minecraft. I installed Minecraft on a Chromebook then I watched the children figuring out Minecraft. I figured out lot of things, too. When I discovered that they created a railway and put monsters onto the trolleys, first I had a hearty laugh then I got intrigued again. I discovered that Minecraft Education Edition has a coding environment similar to Scratch from MIT. I showed them how to create a giant ice cube and dig narrow aisles inside it. Next they created a giant cube of TNT and set it off. Anyway, I think what will happen: you can't centrally create a world. You need people. So when I read the article I found myself just nodding. People will find ways how to define and use the metaverse, not that company.