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IT'S 1995! T-REX IS LOGGING ON TO A NEWSGROUP! what a great way to make friends and discuss. shared interests! IT'S 2015! T-REX IS LOGGING ON TO SOCIAL MEDIA! Everyone's here! / Nothing's more popu- lar! (C) 2022 Ryan North I just wish they were more popular! IT'S 2005! FORUM! And the scale of it has made it very difficult to sustain any sort of culture or shared memory, so every- one feels more like a stranger than a friend, and also there's no moderation so you can't ban the jerks, and even if you] could there's an endless. supply ot em. T-REX IS LOGGING ON TO A what a great way to make friends and discuss shared interests! OOPSIE DOOPSIE! ✓ You just wish they were more popular? I just wish they were more popular! Then there'd be even MORE friends to hang out with!! IT'S 2025! T-REX IS LOGGING ON TO FACEBOOK'S METAVERSE! Hah hah hah! Just kidding! THIS WILL NEVER HAPPEN AND EVERYONE NOT CURRENTLY TRYING TO SELL YOU A METAVERSE KNOWS IT www.qwantz.com
IT'S 1995! T-REX IS LOGGING ON TO A NEWSGROUP! what a great way to make friends and discuss. shared interests! IT'S 2015! T-REX IS LOGGING ON TO SOCIAL MEDIA! Everyone's here! / Nothing's more popu- lar! (C) 2022 Ryan North I just wish they were more popular! IT'S 2005! FORUM! And the scale of it has made it very difficult to sustain any sort of culture or shared memory, so every- one feels more like a stranger than a friend, and also there's no moderation so you can't ban the jerks, and even if you] could there's an endless. supply ot em. T-REX IS LOGGING ON TO A what a great way to make friends and discuss shared interests! OOPSIE DOOPSIE! ✓ You just wish they were more popular? I just wish they were more popular! Then there'd be even MORE friends to hang out with!! IT'S 2025! T-REX IS LOGGING ON TO FACEBOOK'S METAVERSE! Hah hah hah! Just kidding! THIS WILL NEVER HAPPEN AND EVERYONE NOT CURRENTLY TRYING TO SELL YOU A METAVERSE KNOWS IT www.qwantz.com

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The Social Network sequel

scientism @mr_scientism The Social Network sequel should just be the events leading up to this. Laurie Voss @seldo. Oct 13 The metaverse video in which they said they've added feet was faked, they have still not cracked the technology for adding legs. kotaku.com/zuckerberg-fac... Show this thread 6:19 PM - Oct 15, 2022. Twitter Web App 1 Retweet 28 Likes 27
scientism @mr_scientism The Social Network sequel should just be the events leading up to this. Laurie Voss @seldo. Oct 13 The metaverse video in which they said they've added feet was faked, they have still not cracked the technology for adding legs. kotaku.com/zuckerberg-fac... Show this thread 6:19 PM - Oct 15, 2022. Twitter Web App 1 Retweet 28 Likes 27

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Money well spent, zuck! | /r/memes

LJ Zuckerberg: Ladies and gentlemen, after $10 billion of development, I present to you... 8 The Metaverse,
LJ Zuckerberg: Ladies and gentlemen, after $10 billion of development, I present to you... 8 The Metaverse,

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Metaverse Pools Closed

Meta Debuts Personal Space Boundaries in Metaverse 1 Hacker Way OMeta Meta it debuting niew secunity fautures for its virtial warid. which wil aliow for more protectve space between virtual metaverse mvatars. The Personal Boundary heatue wit make iso i somenne ties to erter the boundery, the vituat worid wit hat the formard moventent the virtual world will halt their forward movement.
Meta Debuts Personal Space Boundaries in Metaverse 1 Hacker Way OMeta Meta it debuting niew secunity fautures for its virtial warid. which wil aliow for more protectve space between virtual metaverse mvatars. The Personal Boundary heatue wit make iso i somenne ties to erter the boundery, the vituat worid wit hat the formard moventent the virtual world will halt their forward movement.

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A fragment of the Chapter 2 of "Patchwork: A Political System for the 21st Century" by Mencius Moldbug (November 20, 2008)

Okay, just kidding. This is the sort of naive Randian thinking which appeals instantly to a geek like me, but of course has nothing to do with real life. The trouble with the biodiesel solution is that no one would want to live in a city whose public transportation was fueled, even just partly, by the distilled remains of its late underclass. However, it helps us describe the problem we are trying to solve. Our goal, in short, is a humane alternative to genocide. That is: the ideal solution achieves the same result as mass murder (the removal of undesirable elements from society), but without any of the moral stigma. Perfection cannot be achieved on both these counts, but we can get closer than most might think. The best humane alternative to genocide I can think of is not to liquidate the wards-either metaphorically or literally-but to virtualize them. A virtualized human is in permanent solitary confinement, waxed like a bee larva into a cell which is sealed except for emergencies. This would drive him insane, except that the cell contains an immersive virtual-reality interface which allows him to experience a rich, fulfilling life in a completely imaginary world.6 The virtual worlds of today are already exciting enough to distract many away from their real lives. They will only get better. Nor is productive employment precluded in this scenario-for example, wards can perform manual labor through telepresence. As members of society, however, they might as well not exist. And because cells are sealed and need no guards, virtualization should be much cheaper than present-day imprisonment. I like virtualization because it can be made to scale. I don't think there is any scenario under which San Francisco is burdened with more than a few thousand wards. Many other regions of the earth, however, contain large numbers of human beings whose existence may well prove an unequivocal liability to the owners of any ground on which they would reside. If so, they can be virtualized, creating giant human Wachowski honeycombs of former bezonians, whose shantytowns can be cleared and redeveloped as villas for retired oil- company executives.
Okay, just kidding. This is the sort of naive Randian thinking which appeals instantly to a geek like me, but of course has nothing to do with real life. The trouble with the biodiesel solution is that no one would want to live in a city whose public transportation was fueled, even just partly, by the distilled remains of its late underclass. However, it helps us describe the problem we are trying to solve. Our goal, in short, is a humane alternative to genocide. That is: the ideal solution achieves the same result as mass murder (the removal of undesirable elements from society), but without any of the moral stigma. Perfection cannot be achieved on both these counts, but we can get closer than most might think. The best humane alternative to genocide I can think of is not to liquidate the wards-either metaphorically or literally-but to virtualize them. A virtualized human is in permanent solitary confinement, waxed like a bee larva into a cell which is sealed except for emergencies. This would drive him insane, except that the cell contains an immersive virtual-reality interface which allows him to experience a rich, fulfilling life in a completely imaginary world.6 The virtual worlds of today are already exciting enough to distract many away from their real lives. They will only get better. Nor is productive employment precluded in this scenario-for example, wards can perform manual labor through telepresence. As members of society, however, they might as well not exist. And because cells are sealed and need no guards, virtualization should be much cheaper than present-day imprisonment. I like virtualization because it can be made to scale. I don't think there is any scenario under which San Francisco is burdened with more than a few thousand wards. Many other regions of the earth, however, contain large numbers of human beings whose existence may well prove an unequivocal liability to the owners of any ground on which they would reside. If so, they can be virtualized, creating giant human Wachowski honeycombs of former bezonians, whose shantytowns can be cleared and redeveloped as villas for retired oil- company executives.

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