I Tried Working From The Metaverse...And Liked It 

i think that's hard to appreciate if you're basing this just on talking over zoom, because it's not really the same. you actually feel like you're in the same room as them, which even years later still feels kind of neat at times.

Some people think it's revolutionary technology while others think it's terrifying. I think nothing will change

It's like both the wonders of the internet and gaming all over again. The ability to be hanging out in the same room when you bodies are really in different states and countries as just so mind bending. Social interaction over the internet is now possible. I mean we had communication, and interacting, but it is different then being there.

@@abram730 yeah it's already mindbending, although also feels natural to me by now, we take part in events that are beyond what we could ever do IRL, and the memories we have with our friends there are the same as those in physical space, in important ways. with people i know before VR, i have a hard time remember which conversations we had in our apartment and which have been in virtual rooms, hanging out watching movies, because it's easy to forget one isn't the other.

now this will make working fun.

yeah, theyre like the most expensive consumer tech you can get

Key word is relatively. If they weren’t affordable they’d be pretty rare but Apple products are everywhere.

I mean, relative to a 350-foot long superyacht, most Apple products are downright affordable.

“Affordable” is subjective an all-in-one iPhone that has thousands of uses at $1000 is considered affordable for some. Commercial ar/vr equipment might cost, Millions of dollars in software and hardware to deploy, whereas even a 5k per device from apple or other mainstream consumer-based company, would be way more affordable. So think before you say something controversial that doesn’t hold water.

This video is mostly directed to corporate or businesses looking to use the metaverse, so being “affordable” make sense to these companies, Not You.

huawei，i think

Apples entry level PC's really are competitively priced though. My base model Macbook was cheaper than any equivalent PC with aluminum chassis

Um most VR offerings do not access your camera.

Something makes me think that they are…

Rockstar is a game company... nothing more. It wouldn't get anymore interesting.

The screen are literally close yes, but because of lenses you actually have to focus your eyes a couple of meters in front of you in current headsets.

So, just regarding the health concerns you raise here... It's plenty reasonable and intuitive to expect the proximity of the screen to be a health problem, but it's actually the reverse, due to how the lenses work. Using VR is actually significantly healthier for your eyes, compared to using a fixed monitor or phone screen. The focal depth for a phone is typically barely over 30cm, often even less. For a monitor it's roughly 60 to 80cm at most. When using VR however, the focal depth that your eyes rest at is roughly 3.5 to 4.5 meters, which is a far more natural state for your eyes. Likewise, use of peripheral vision and exercising the muscles involved also increases when using VR compared to monitors or phones/tablets, where your vision stays rigidly locked forward to a tiny field of view for hours on end. As for the intensity of light, even the best and brightest displays available in VR pale in comparison to the light intensity from common daylight. Viewing even a pure white max brightness scene in VR will still cause your pupils to contract less than an average summers day, and comes without any of the UV. The display can be dimmed by the user if desired. There's absolutely zero hazard in regards to light levels.

Lack of brightness is an issue, and the screen is 10 to 15 feet away due to the optics.

Yeah those screens so close to my eyes really f@&k me up. It’s not comfortable or natural to have a screen refreshing constantly that close to your eyes.

Artificial is the word! Because who really needs this? This isn't the main function of meetings. They want offices to fit them instead of them fitting into offices.

@@bethromelus6172 maybe the cost and effectiveness？im not sure

Yeah, premium with most selling device. That is how premium works

expensive doesnt mean premium . you just gullible

Exactly.

The internet has happened, the metaverse is vague but if they mean VR online applications that's already happening

Shut up. Innovation is inevitable.

@@naharulhayat Like 3D TVs, some innovations are useless.

Nobody is buying into it

VR right now is great.

We have said that about almost any other technology as well.

People are making these predictions assuming that this is the final form of the tech. Its not. There is a lot more work to be done in this space but 10-20 years it will look completely different.

then why you call your friends or anyone..people like people not only their voice so throw your mobile away and go to people homes whomsoever you want to talk

i wonder how dating's gonna look like in this stuff and scamming might become really prevalent in it.

it will if it means you dont need to buy any external displays in the office. This reduces space hence floor rent

What do you think about wearing AR glasses?

@@donttryitjohn364 closer

I know. These wealthy company executives think most of the population lives like them 😂😂

Not to mention that governments can't even get people to wear facemasks without massive resistance, there is no way corporations will get those same people to strap heavy expensive goggles to their eyes 7 hours a day 5 days a week.

They asked ivy league business students what they thought the median income was. They were guessing in the six figures. There are people in VR who can do a tumbling run. Their room for VR is like school gym sized, like a room the length of a starter house. Some have close or ten thousand in VR gear and gaming PC.

Robots will be doing those jobs by then.

they had a lot because of greed to begin with, and greed never stops wanting more.

What isn’t an outright grift is an absurd delusion. For the record, I’m a 39-year old professional I.T. consultant and cloud services engineer, so that opinion is neither uninformed or the result of my being out of touch. If anything I am a fierce proponent of technology and innovation. But the hype around this is blinded by its own naive ambition, largely informed by Silicon Valley wonks with little experience or appreciation for the day to day lives of the majority of people, and/or cryptocurrency speculators with even less objectivity or integrity.

@@silverXnoise Yup, they're just inventing a new mechanism to monetize and pocket your personal data.

@@silverXnoise they’re creating a solution to a problem no one had to get a quick buck

I would rather be on a real boat :)

Then you will not like it as it is like being in person. If people get too close it's like in reality with the feeling of back up and get out of my space. Lots of millennials, but huge numbers of GenZ. GenX are very few in there.

If the IPD is off you get a head ache. Also VR video will do that as that IPD is whatever it was filmed at.

Have you tried it out. You do feel in the same space. They just haven't added face tracking yet so in person communication isn't fully there. Full body tracking definitely adds to it, but that is only currently available on much more expensive headsets.

VRChat I think (You do not need a VR Headset to use it either.)

i like photo-realism. so unless the metaverse is photorealistic and/or has a simulated economy using USD, i won't be using it.

Coily Queen. I love The Sims and Wii games and still hate how the Metaverse will be.

Hoping the optics evolve faster to avoid that happen

I found every devices gimmick at best but VR is something else and is finally something as useful as a pc instead of something useless design to get your money

Have you tried a Quest 2 dude, i said the same thing but shut tf up when my friend let me use his. This will be revolutionary for education, learning physics by working with Newton and Einstein through the scientific process will be lit

@@0x0michael Yeah, same. Amazing to see what you get for the price in terms of hardware.

if it's not for you just bounce. for there's always a bunch of people out there that like stuffs you dislike and willing to do the stuff you don't

Hard to say, boomers hated the internet when it came out, then next few generations used it. I say this one is for our grandkids as they are the ones more into virtual reality growing up

@@aiel1740 It's ok but somethings fail, not everything is Internet. There are many things that failed

@@RamaChetan And VR & Metaverse hasn't failed yet, so I don't get the hate for it

@@aiel1740 I mean it’s there in the market for almost what 10 years? It hasn’t picked up the pace like a successful thing would do

@@RamaChetan Microsoft didn't fully took off till 30 years after founding. Lots of these tech are too early, mass adoptions takes time

This is so cool

Depends which platform you go to. Though all the corporate stuff, definitely.

You won’t fully get it until it gets here. But if ur in a science job u cld simulate things in 3D space and work with people on problems and design together

then create one-...no one stop you