Elon Musk pasa del Humoverso

Ojo que este es un influencer para decidir donde invierten muchos

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Elon Musk has made it clear to metaverse fans he has no time for the and living life as an avatar.

"I don't know if I necessarily buy into this metaverse stuff," the Tesla CEO said Tuesday, in an with satirical site The Babylon Bee. "Although people talk to me a lot about it — Web3."

around the potential of the metaverse, where and have jumped in.


Wall Street has got excited about opportunities in virtual worlds and , the next generation of the internet that underpins the metaverse. Jefferies' analysts believe it has the potential to .

Musk is not convinced, and he poked fun at the suggestion people would willingly wear virtual or augmented reality headsets for big chunks of their day, just to wander a .

"Sure, you can put a TV on your nose," he said, mocking the idea this would actually transport a person into a different world.

The billionaire noted he grew up being told not to sit too close to a television screen, as it was bad for his eyesight — and living in the metaverse means having to wear AR or VR goggles for long stretches.

"I'm like ... uh, what? Is that good for you?" he said.

Musk added he couldn't envisage anyone strapping a screen to their face all day and not wanting to ever leave. "It gets uncomfortable to have this thing strapped to your head the whole time."

Crypto-focused gaming metaverses such as Axie Infinity and The Sandbox — where players can earn or create crypto assets as part of a game — have soared in popularity lately. But Musk believes the experience might be second-best.

"You could do a video game on your computer console, or whatever, and you can get a first-person game and move rapidly and not get motion sickness," he said. "But if you try to do that with VR goggles, you get motion sickness. It doesn't feel like that's the answer, necessarily."

"I think we're far from disappearing into the metaverse. This sounds just kind of buzzword-y."

While Musk's latest comments are somewhat playful, the Tesla boss has been on a tear recently about the metaverse. At the weekend, he

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than reality right now.

And in response to bitcoin proponent Jack Dorsey, who this week in the space, Musk asked whether anyone's seen Web3, saying he "can't find it."

In the hour long Babylon Bee interview, Musk acknowledged he might be seen as rejecting the metaverse in the same way many dismissed the internet in its early days of the 1990s.

"There's some danger that that's the case. But I currently am unable to see a compelling metaverse situation," he said. "I don't get it. Maybe I will, but I don't get it yet."

Musk creo que tiene la idea clásica de la realidad virtual donde se usa una inmersión total y ajena a la experiencia del mundo real. Para mí si la web3 tiene alguna oportunidad será la de diluir las fronteras entre lo virtual y lo real, integrando la primera en la percepción de la segunda, por medio de la realidad aumentada. Algo que aporte y enriquezca en lugar de que sustituya al mundo real

Ya, pero en el Metaverso no hay COVIC ni tienes que llevar mascara virtuales y puedes tener regazo de carne de palmo y medio.

Vivir en un mundo virtual es muy guay, hasta que te entran ganas de miccionar o coner

Creo que un bebé que nazca ahora no tocará ninguna pantalla táctil. El dispositivo es el sustancia ilegal de batalla del metaverso.

Traficante de humo criticando a otros traficantes de humo. Todo bien.

Elon tiene otra vez razón, el metaverso (como lo plantea Facebook) es un bluff. Falta tecnología para que el mundo virtual y el real se diluyan. Eso no va a pasar hasta que creen los implantes cerebrales (que llegaran).

Porque Elon no es una parte interesada no....

Hay una corriente que dice hacer lo contrario de lo que los ricos dicen públicamente. No sé si en este caso se cumplirá o no.