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I couldn't agree with you more here. To me, it's a clear sign that he "wears no clothes". The Metaverse presentation was the most idiotic presentation I've ever
by thefourthchime 5y ago
I couldn't agree with you more here. To me, it's a clear sign that he "wears no clothes". The Metaverse presentation was the most idiotic presentation I've ever seen. He must be completely surrounded himself by people that just agree with him.
It reminds me of this clip from Silicon Valley.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAeEpbtHDPw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAeEpbtHDPw
- bredren 5y agoI wouldn't describe the presentation as idiotic but it was hard to take seriously. The dream of immersive VR experiences showcased in Snow Crash and Ready Player One will be realized. But it won't be soon, and the ideas shown in the video--like the surfing game--were the kind of ideas that litter the floor of the App Store. Compelling product experiences, especially on new platforms, are extremely difficult to craft. The taste of the creators must be exceptionally good and in this case the hardware quality and onboarding experience must bowl over anyone who touches it. The Facebook video for Meta looked very speculative. I suspect Meta was planned for 2023 or 2024, but was rushed out the door because the brand was getting pummeled. In that way, changing to Meta was very effective at derailing the negative attention. But not actually having a there, there is a problem when the chicken comes home to roost.
- thefourthchime 5y agoIt's realized right now -- as a heavy sweaty low res tech demo not many people would want to for long. I don't doubt something like that will eventually be possible as promised. However, the tech is so far from being there, I don't think it'll happen in our lifetime. Zuck may had well renamed his company "Flying cars".