Topic: What's your best definition for Metaverse? (Read 73 times)
a concept by novelist neal stephenson
I wouldn't define it yet but will simply give a foundational idea of what it's about in the real sense. Imagine it as an interconnected worlds in their own bubbles. I think future definition could develop from here.
metaverse? hmm very similar to the matrix is my definition it will come the point where you won't be able to tell difference from being inside a computer then real life 
Thats the best understanding! Mixed reality
metaverse? hmm very similar to the matrix is my definition it will come the point where you won't be able to tell difference from being inside a computer then real life
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At the moment, I don't believe the word has a precise definition. Metaverse is a term Neal Stephenson coined in his 1992 novel Snow Crash, which concerns the spread of malware capable of causing brain damage. As a student, I read the book, but today I see Metaverse in a slightly different light.
While Stephenson was interested in what the Internet might become, the etymology of the word has become a fashionable way of talking about our reality. "The world is emerging from an information darkness to a lighted reality" is one of the Metaverse's core principles.
As for a college student, the Internet seemed a place of data, sometimes dark, often uncertain. However, the idea of a global distributed network of machines was still distant. When the Metaverse was first mentioned, it was described as a higher order interface between human minds and machines.
Today, Metaverse could be interpreted as a means of accessing and living within the Internet of tomorrow. It is an architecture that allows people to build other worlds on top of the Internet.
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