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oh yes, of course it does. I just wanted to mention the one instance where I had a good experience in "The Metaverse". Something like this could be nice if the
by tfandango 4y ago
oh yes, of course it does. I just wanted to mention the one instance where I had a good experience in "The Metaverse". Something like this could be nice if the experiences could be repeatable and you happen to live in a place where you don't have such venues like you mention.
- michaelteter 4y ago> you happen to live in a place where you don't have such venues like you mention This is a topic which I am currently experiencing and thinking a lot about. For those who truly cannot be in lively areas, technology can provide at least some level of connection to the rest of humanity. But I realize now that living location choice can make an enormous difference on quality of life just based on the availability of good social options. And as a techie who has lived most of my life behind a computer, I have recently discovered that real life is much, much more rewarding - if you're in an area where people are not just boxed up in their own homes every night from 6pm+.
- tfandango 4y agoI agree. Interestingly enough, I find talking to real people much easier than talking to people in Horizon Worlds, where it just seems kind of strange to me, I usually keep my mute on and observe there whereas I am pretty talkative in reality.