Mark Zuckerberg tries like hell to explain why we're going wear heavy face masks wondering around lost "communicating" with each other using metaverse. It didn't go well.

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Mark Zuckerberg tries like hell to explain why we're going wear heavy face masks wondering around lost "communicating" with each other using metaverse. It didn't go well. (www.bloomberg.com)

During the interview, the Facebook founder argued that VR and AR would revolutionize work, socialization, and exercise, and would displace other forms of entertainment, especially television.

Here we go again, selling digital technology as a replacement for real social interaction.

Does everything have to be fake today?

>During the interview, the Facebook founder argued that VR and AR would revolutionize work, socialization, and exercise, and would displace other forms of entertainment, especially television. Here we go again, selling digital technology as a replacement for real social interaction. Does everything have to be fake today?

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And the writer puts thier unproven and personally to me wrong opinions there . I'm supposed to trust a journalist's medical opinions?

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KEK! Yea, I didn't mention that. You can definitely see how fucked up these so called "journalists" are.

promoting the false idea that vaccines were more dangerous than the disease.

For example. Unfortunately, most people take these snake oil salesmen seriously.

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