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What is the metaverse doing? (Genuine question, not an attack)

https://x.com/edzitron/status/1833914016240222715

It’s similar to the case of the term “decentralization”

The reason you haven’t noticed it yet, is because most people don’t actually know what “metaverse” means… 

Currently, it’s:
“you buy land here with a closed corporation that owns the code, most of the art, and servers”

Whereas, what it actually means is an ecosystem where 
“Anyone can contribute, anyone can earn”

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Another perspective:

The Metaverse of today is driven by competing private entities

The Metaverse of tomorrow is driven by society at large—which is made up of many parallel societies. 

Efficiency.

[Prove a bloke wrong]

- shill me projects that don’t have this dynamic
- what’s does “metaverse” mean to you?

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Indeed, on the surface, it is.

The Internet itself is an Open Network.
Yet..,
Everything living off of it is private.

This is **a core contradiction** that can be seen throughout society today:
- America: Democratic Republic, yet capitalistic, aka token-weighted, governance
- Crypto: Decentralized Architecture, yet centralized code governance

Let's dig a bit deeper.
For instance, take the 'Metaverse' and the aspects that it is consists of:
- Hardware
- Code
- Content
What ties these aspects together?
- Corporations/DAOs

^There relies the core problem^

We live in a world where the individual is forgotten, despite them being what ties the world together. Every aspect of the system restricts the tools required for success, to the individual.

To me it seems like crypto and the internet in general (not the walled gardens of Facebook or others) already are the “anyone can contribute, anyone can earn” metaverse you describe