RT @patrickwitty: But this photo by Sin Wai Keung, which I was unaware of when I wrote the story in 2009, is just incredible. The scale is…

@djsoto There you go. Thanks for sharing it.

The thing I don’t understand yet: is VR/metaverse simply used as a new media to evangelize *existing* religions, or is it also used as a location where *new* religions are founded?

(I was referring to the latter in my original question)

Like many other companies before us, Red Hat is taking steps to exit the Russian market because of the invasion of #Ukraine.

Attention might be waning, but the war is not over.

So far, speaking of #metaverse, I heard about virtual jobs, land plots, and even decentralised nations.

I didn’t hear about virtual religions yet, which is surprising given the huge amount of money attached to those. Did I miss it?

Who’s founding a new Church in the metaverse?

When you think about the implications of #NFT games, think about this >

It Costs $110,000 to Fully Gear-Up in Diablo Immortal https://t.co/mz16F81MXL

“information is not perfect, volatility does not define risk, markets are not efficient, the individual is adaptable” https://t.co/7B4eoIE6dC

One of the biggest challenges with corporate communications and official press releases is that I cannot use polysyndetons. Truly unfortunate.

Two unrelated news items in my RSS feed from VentureBeat and TechCrunch. This depiction of #AI won’t change anytime soon.

Now. Humans are already terrified of others that don’t look like them. How do you think they feel about a humanoid that looks like nobody else on the planet? https://t.co/Yapq9UZvql

Infinite retweet. https://t.co/N4H0zcl0KZ

It’s surreal that it’s finally happening. Go @Cruise. >

Cruise can finally start charging for fully driverless robotaxis https://t.co/EmkGIvcsOb