Better or for worse

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What is a Metaverse Nation? The metaverse represents a thriving future in which augmented and virtual reality are part of everyday life. There are many visions of what the metaverse could look like, the most well-known being that of Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta (formerly Facebook). Most of these visions have in common the idea that the metaverse consists of interoperable and immersive 3D worlds . A persistent avatar moves from one virtual world to another, as easily as moving from one room to another in the physical world.


The goal is to obscure the human ability to distinguish between hungary mobile database the real and the virtual, for . Kofe suggests recreating three aspects of the nation of Tuvalu in the metaverse. the territory – the recreation of the natural beauty of Tuvalu, with which it is possible to interact in different ways. culture – the ability of Tuvaluans to interact with each other in ways that preserve their common language, norms and customs, wherever they are. sovereignty – if there were to be a loss of the land surface over which the Tuvalu government has sovereignty (a tragedy beyond imagination, but one they have begun to imagine) then could they have sovereignty over the virtual surface instead? Can this be achieved? If Tuvalu's proposal is, in fact, a literal and not just symbolic proposal of the dangers of climate change, what might that look like? Technologically, it is already relatively easy to create beautiful, immersive, and richly rendered recreations of Tuvalu's territory.