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The Metaverse is a hot topic that has been discussed extensively. It is a virtual universe where everyone with their Internet connection and appropriate devices can enter and interact with each other. With a rich variety of use cases ranging from gaming and entertainment to education and the military, the Metaverse is predicted to change our life drastically in the near future. Besides, everything in the Metaverse is designed to bring users the most vivid and real experiences without moving to the real location. Therefore, it is used to develop virtual travel. In this article, we are going to explore how the Metaverse will change the travel industry. Virtual Tourism Virtual Reality was used in travel a long time ago by many companies to attract their customers. With VR technology, tourists can experience trips with a small budget and save a lot of time instead of spending thousands of dollars and hours to travel in real life. Moreover, customers can use VR tech to try out the trip before buying the ticket and setting their foot to the real destination. In addition, during and after the COVID-19 pandemic, when travel confidence of people was still lacking, VR is a good solution as it allows people to experience new places without getting out of their houses. Virtual Tourism in the Metaverse Have you ever imagined what would it be like if there were just you in this world? This is what you experience in virtual travel. Staying for so long in a space alone may make you bored and demotivated. You may see other people but they are nothing but images programmed on computers. As we know, the Metaverse is a place for everyone to interact with each other. Therefore, we will not be alone when experiencing virtual travel in the Metaverse. You can share and talk about the breathtaking landscape in front of your eyes with your friends or family. You can also meet strangers and make new friends. Those are what make virtual travel in the Metaverse outstanding. Moreover, with the development of AR and VR technology lately, users can use along with virtual headsets haptic suits, and gloves to have more real feelings in the virtual world. This will help to complete the experience of travel in the Metaverse. Travel to another planet in the Metaverse Humans have always been excited about exploring the universe and seeking life on other planets. Besides, is said that one day, our Earth will die and not be compatible for life anymore, so searching for another place to live is necessary. It was NASA and now SpaceX is famous for spending millions of dollars on exploring Mars. Building a place to live on Mars will not only satisfy the humans’ desire of living outside the Earth but also help to solve many problems such as the exorbitant price of real estate or lacking accommodation. As claimed by Elon Musk, if everything goes to plan, a self-sustaining city will be shaped on Mars in 2050, which is a quite long time for us to wait. Therefore, many companies are now building cities on Mars in the Metaverse so that people can try out how it is to live on another planet. Apart from providing users with useful information about how to adapt to life outside our Earth, living on Mars in the Metaverse also brings users an exciting and entertaining experience. The Metaverse and future mobility Apart from tourism, the Metaverse will also have some effects on transportation as it helps to reduce face-to-face interaction. Working from home utilizing the Internet connection has been used widely since the COVID-19 pandemic. There are many platforms that facilitate teamwork online such as Microsoft Team, Google Meet, or Zoom. However, one of the biggest drawbacks of this method is that it reduces considerably the interaction between people as well as the productivity of working or studying. That’s why we need some Metaverse platforms for everyone to come and work or study online with higher interaction. This will help to make working from home more popular intensively. Besides, with the development of haptic equipment, users will be able to observe and feel the product without coming to the store; therefore, saving a lot of time and money spending on travel expenses. Most of the traffic jams during rush hours are caused by people traveling to work and to school. Hence, working and studying from home in the Metaverse will significantly solve the problems of transportation such as traffic jams, car accidents, etc. On the other hand, reducing transportation will make huge changes. Particularly, transport sales such as cars or motorbikes will decrease along with the decrease in the needs of people. Taxis or public transportation will, instead of carrying people, convey products more as more people choose to stay at home and make orders. Advertisements will be shifted into the Metaverse when people choose to stay home more. There will be fewer promotion panels on the stores or buildings along the streets. Conclusion Generally speaking, the Metaverse will reduce travel and transportation in real life, which will help people to save a lot of time and money. However, virtual travel can only be used to stimulate users with new ways of experiencing things or used in unavoidable situations, or to support real-life experiences, and it cannot, of course, replace real experiences. Specifically, travel in the Metaverse cannot be as real as travel to the true destination. Long and tired as the journey may be, you can enjoy the beautiful and incredible landscape along the way. Besides, we will soon experience a huge change in the structure of the economy since the decrease in the market need for transportation.

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There are many reasons to be concerned about . Maybe you have friends who can’t hold a conversation without reaching for their phones. Maybe you have neck pain from wasting too much time online. Maybe you have a gut feeling that we’re helpless against the barrage of endless notifications and addictive platforms in our daily lives. screen addiction These all ring true for me, at least. But I don’t think we’re helpless, and I don’t think “screen addiction” is exactly what we should be fighting. I believe that people building consumer-facing platforms can turn these screen-related problems 180 degrees by focusing on their content. When platforms are filled with valuable content for users, screen addiction will no longer be relevant. I’ll elaborate — but first, I want to back up a bit. The current state of technology is kind of ridiculous Today, we have free, instant access to the most comprehensive of history. We have the ability to to anywhere in the world. We can with people in our lives no matter where they go. Hell, we can even to our doors if we tap our phones in a certain way. encyclopedia virtually travel stay connected teleport groceries Screens are granting us luxuries we wouldn’t have dreamt of 20 years ago. So how come they’re ? ruining our lives You are the product and you are losing An important distinction to note is that screens aren’t it’s that they’re making our lives . Worse enough so that, despite all the amazing innovations that we can access through screens, we’re still complaining about them. not making our lives better — worse Our kids start playing video games and can’t stop. Our teens are getting less sleep, more obese, and more lonely . Our is suffering due the the time we spend on social media. We can’t eat at a restaurant without instinctively checking our phones. But we can’t fight it, because in exchange for all the free content online, we’re paying in our attention. than ever mental health What consumer-facing tech companies want from you is to use and love their product. Within products that are content-reliant, that profit the longer you stare at them (i.e. social media and sharing platforms), that means platform designers spend their days prototyping and testing every detail of a product, from the curviness of a “read more” button to the number of notifications you’ll receive, all in order to optimize your experience (i.e. for in your brain). dopamine hits There are many seemingly benign features that are wickedly effective in keeping us — think Netflix’s autoplay from episode to episode, Instagram’s bottomless feed, or even the variable “rewards” (likes, comments, etc.) we collect when we get a notification from Facebook. If you don’t think they’re working, look at the stats: in 2018, 40% of social media users reported that they would find it difficult to stop using social media, up from 28% of social media users just in 2014. It gets harder and harder to “just set your phone down” when every app on your phone has been carefully crafted into a different high-tech drug to try. hooked 4 years ago Netflix makes it easier to keep watching than to stop. We, as consumers, would not win a war against technology. The future of tech is at stake The fact that we the products we use are manipulating us isn’t helping the tech industry at all — it adds to all the scrutiny around Silicon Valley concerning privacy, security, and the impending sense of . know dystopian doom But for those of us in the tech industry, we would be lying if we said that we’ll stop building addictive products. In fact, we’ll be working on more and more attention-grabbing products as more people spend more time on their devices. But if users of some product X gradually start to feel that their behavior is being manipulated (or if they, say, read a about why X is making their life worse) this could push them over to quit. Remember ? Even (or perhaps especially) the biggest companies aren’t immune to public backlash. This public distrust around tech has the biggest potential to . Business Insider article #deleteFacebook weaken the industry That’s why I believe we need to go back to the heart of what we’re building. I believe that (that means anyone from an engineer, designer, PM, to a data scientist, content strategist, executive) And an extremely significant but oft-overlooked aspect is focusing specifically on people building consumer-facing platforms need to feel the responsibility of creating something that is hooking people on. worth the content on their platform_._ “Every Way Kylie Has Changed Since Becoming A Mom” Sorry Kylie Jenner, but I’m not going to gain much by spending my virtual time with you. Snapchat’s Discover isn’t helping — a few months ago, I clicked on a few selfie videos of celebrities doing boring everyday things, and now that’s all I see. Keeping up with the Kardashians — Snapchat style But Snapchat is clearly doing something right, if it’s American teens’ . But maybe if you’re a Snapchat user, you already understand the over the redesign caused by the decrease of focus from your actual friends. I’m guessing that with increasing pressure to monetize and redefine their role as a “camera company” (whatever that means?), Snapchat really wants to show me more Kardashian videos. app of choice backlash Let’s be clear: the fact that Snapchat is trying to form more partnerships and introduce new opportunities for cash flow doesn’t directly bother me. What bothers me is that the content that they’re trying to get me to watch . I trust that they know what direction they want their business to head. sucks But it’s not just Snapchat. Other examples: YouTube has a ton of great quality content, but I always see the same kinds of talk show segments, BuzzFeed videos, and “YOU WON’T BELIEVE WHAT HAPPENS WHEN…” clickbait on the homepage. Facebook has been ridiculously useful for organizing events and reconnecting with old friends, but my newsfeed now 95% GIFs and meme videos that make my CPU fans go wild. Not that this content is inherently malicious or evil or even , but in the longer term, I feel awful after wasting hours on them. that bad Snapchat’s users wouldn’t be so angry at the redesign if the stuff on Discover was as interesting or relevant as their friends’ Stories. People wouldn’t see and as enemies against their hard-earned free time if they saw more valuable content. YouTube Facebook This is a content problem. Content is the main distinction between products that are worth being hooked on, and products that are worth being hooked on. A content problem can’t be solved like a bug fix. It relies on constant effort from the people building the platform to promote valuable content. not First, what is “valuable content”? Before I define anything, I just want to acknowledge that this is purely my overarching idea of what makes content valuable. I think it’s important for people working on different platforms to explicitly define their specific idea of “valuable content.” extremely Okay, back to it: In general, I believe that content (whether it’s in the form of a video, a scrollable feed, a game, an informational app, a collection of writing, a VR environment, or really anything else imaginable) is valuable if it benefits the user’s health and happiness in the long term. More specifically, some ways to accomplish this include: facilitating meaningful social interaction, supplying educational value, incentivizing healthier habits, or promoting productivity. I’ll expand on these below. We don’t talk anymore is anything that allows you to form closer relationships with others. Often, that means that the platform must bring you together with others, face to face, which provides more interpersonal communication. Today, we’re lucky to have various messaging channels to communicate with our circles, but we become when we allow these channels to replace offline communication. But products that aren’t purely intended for facilitating in-person interactions can still encourage in-person interactions. Imagine if a social media site had a “Form a meetup” checkbox next to its “Post” button, so you can choose to post something that could lead to a fulfilling conversation in real life. Meaningful social interaction rewarding less happy To live is to learn… Important fundamentals along with top-tier instruction on specialized academic areas are readily . But even on more general social platforms there are a ton of opportunities to disseminate interesting information — I love watching TED talks on YouTube for example, and I’ve learned some really interesting facts even in the jungle that is . From the bottom of my nerdy heart, I believe that integrating educational content on creative platforms has potential to make learning infinitely more fun. But it goes past that — when people read others’ insights, ideas and stories online, they broaden their own perspectives. And in a world with so much division and prejudice, educating each other should be an immediate concern. educational available online reddit The health craze can be virtual The category of platforms that make you includes anything that improves your quality of life in the long term. On the health side, it can be anything relating to nutrition, , exercise, or even emotional or stress management. Especially as screens encourage many unhealthy habits — sitting excessively, neglecting sleep, neglecting ourselves — this is becoming increasingly important if we want to avoid racking up medical issues. more healthy sleep support Getting shit done Products that help us be allow us to spend more time doing what we care about. Something that eliminates the hassle of mindless everyday tasks makes you more productive. Something that helps you clarify and prioritize your goals makes you more productive. Something that allows you to communicate crucial information with others makes you more productive. Even pure entertainment can make you more productive by giving you a much-needed break, but all the autoplay/bottomless feed-esque tricks the keep you hooked for hours could counteract its benefits. In that case, the only case for supporting productivity is simply to reduce those willpower-draining features. There are a lot out there about why and how to do that. more productive of interesting articles How to solve the content problem Okay, these ideas sound nice and wholesome — but how can we turn them into reality? The answer: Platform builders need to work on both the , and the in order to create an environment where valuable content is widely available and accessible. platform itself platform’s content 1. Improving the platform itself This is undeniably very different across different platforms. The following are general ideas to make platforms more conducive to content that is relevant and valuable to each user. “Advanced Options” Giving users more options to customize their content is usually a good idea. That doesn’t mean you have to induce decision fatigue by giving users 30 different checkboxes to click when they first register — you can keep that sleek, user-friendly interface but also make easily accessible advanced options available for people to truly be in charge of what they see. Basing content off of content you’ve already seen is not always reliable — if someone goes on a clickbait spree, that doesn’t necessarily mean that their primary interest is clickbait. Customization options are invaluable to anyone who wants to have any degree of control over the content they see. Curation and diversified default content When I see that stand of as I hungrily walk into Safeway, I’ll think: But while getting a bag of marshmallows won’t necessarily encourage me to add even more marshmallows to my grocery basket, watching gaming videos set me on a path to more gaming videos, especially through recommendations. Smashmallows there’s no harm in getting some! will The tone of our online browsing is set from the very first thing we click on — that’s why default content is so important. Furthermore, the content that most people engage with is usually the most valuable content. So that’s where curation by real humans comes in. not Not-so-curated content on my YouTube homepage I would trust a human over any algorithm today to pick interesting, relevant content that can actively benefit me. Platforms should have content curators pick content synonymous with the mission of their platform, and then increase the rankings of that content on their default and recommended features. Finding good content is so hard and time-consuming for us as consumers to do, which is why platforms themselves should bear some of the burden. 2. Improving the content itself If valuable content is hard to find, then it’s even harder to produce. The content that people contribute most to public platforms isn’t necessarily the best content. On YouTube, if it’s easy to get more views with clickbait, why not make clickbait? Awards and incentives There needs to be a push to create more diverse content, and the platforms themselves are in the perfect position to do that. Right now, YouTube has for people with high subscriber counts and a to monetize videos. They even sponsor , which had over attendees in 2017. Platforms have so many opportunities to recognize content contributors, which means that they have many opportunities to recognize people making more diverse and valuable content, in addition to purely popular content. awards partner program VidCon 30,000 VidCon 2018 (photo credit: VidCon YouTube channel) Another example: Yelp has encouraged many people to leave high quality reviews and photos of local businesses by setting up an for contributors who are especially active. If Yelp can make people write long paragraphs about their local florist, other platforms can encourage the kind of content they want too. Elite program But this is only the tip of the iceberg. There is an infinite number of ideas that content-reliant platforms can use to improve their content over time. Action items A platform with “valuable content” is just a broad end goal. Individuals and companies must consciously define what exactly valuable content looks like for their own platform, and then implement ways to incentivize more of it. To anyone who takes any part in a building a platform, whether it’s engineering, design, leadership, marketing or anything else, . And even if you don’t have a say in any platform, please start thinking about how to actively push for valuable content please spread the discussion so that those who do can make their products worthwhile to you as a user. Why should platform builders even care? I haven’t yet really addressed the awkward question of: It’s hard to see any financial incentive for promoting “valuable content” when users will just as easily consume any other content. why should people working on a platform be responsible for all this? If you’re concerned about what the future might look like, if you believe that there’s even the slightest chance the world could get from the new technologies we’re building — then you have your answer. Without pressure from the builders of the platform, platforms will continue to look the same, make the same mistakes, incur the collective anger of the public after it has interfered with their lives enough, rinse and repeat. worse I truly believe that the most sustainable consumer is not composed from virality or novelty — they stick around because they are innovations that really make our lives better. Look around you — we still use blenders but we don’t use . Similarly, making platforms conducive to valuable content is key to ensuring its success and longevity. technology Juiceros A final analogy Let’s first look at some alarming facts about our relationship with screens. A man in Taiwan from exhaustion after playing video games for three days straight. Studies have shown that people addicted to the Internet lose matter in the “processing part” (grey matter) of their . We spend over each day on social media and pay an average of per year for technology and communication devices. died brain 1.5 hours $2300 Surprisingly, though, pose similar dangers to us. cars Cars cause millions of accidents every year. Accidents on the road are the of death in Americans aged 10–19, and traffic pollution has actually been shown to in children. We spend around in cars every day and spend over on gas per year. leading cause slow brain growth 50 minutes $2000 But no one would ever say that we’re addicted to cars. This analogy might sound crazy, but we can’t deny that using cars comes with its risks and drawbacks. But we don’t strive to find solutions to “car addiction” because cars solve a significant problem in our lives: they make our commutes much more efficient and our lifestyles possible. Screen addiction in its purest form — spending too much time on our devices — is not the biggest problem. It’s the habit of consumer-facing platforms to promote time-wasting content that’s the problem. But I believe that this problem can be tackled with everything I mentioned above, and also much, much more. Maybe this is awfully optimistic of me, but when the content problem is better solved — when the platforms and products we use are indispensable in supporting and improving our daily lives — I hope that “screen addiction” will sound as ridiculous as “car addiction.”

Screen addiction is not the problem

Boy meets girl. Of course, she remains skeptical and everything, but oh shit is he cute. Also, he’s smart in a farmboy-sexy way — and a carpenter… with those hands. OMG — those hands. They go out a bunch. He kisses her in the backyard under a lemon tree. Eventually she tells him she used to be a boy, too. He’s really nice about it — nicer than almost anyone’s been ever before — but, in the end, it’s the end. They become friends, do things together, talk. They’re very close. She depends on him. His voice always soothes her. Months pass. Somehow both of them end up tumbling into cryptocurrency around the same time — April of 2017 — right when shit’s really popping off. But then, unexpectedly, at the first Ethereal Summit — an overly intense blockchain slash community slash money slash art slash tech thing — she breaks down inside and aches. She calls him to say they can’t interact anymore. Neither one needs any explanation that it’s because she’s still in love with him. More so than ever. Fuck. Every time is the same, she thinks, walking to the subway in Brooklyn. Every time but this time. This time, somehow, is different. She dissolves into a puddle of tears. She cries so hard, and for so long, that her brain feels like it’s spinning into the ground, and hurts. The crying goes on for days. She starts making plans. * I’ve struggled with being bi-polar — and with the depressive episodes in particular — for as long as I can remember. Suicide entered my thoughts and took up residence when I was a teenager, and I experienced my first — and, so far, thank God, only — hospitalization when I was 18. The medication made me fall over in the snow and I didn’t want to bother with getting my blood levels tested and all the rest. So I threw it out and white-knuckled myself through until I was afloat again. Darkness has made itself a companion ever since. You understand. I know you do. Many days, many months are better than others — yet the dips, over the years, grew deeper the longer I spent alone. The years, the years. So many revolutions around the sun — so many years. Man, more years have passed since those white knuckles than I ever expected to live. And I’m “only” 40 — probably older by the time you read this. I know life is precious. It’s just I lost sight of how much and have only begun to find out again. * You see, I’d never made plans before. I’d thought about it, sure, but that previous attempt — perhaps “accident that I kept encouraging to go awry until I ended up in the hospital” would be a better way to put it — was on a whim. Now was different. How can I make this one look inadvertent, so my mom won’t be devastated? How can I arrange my affairs to leave everything clean and clear for my brother and his wife and their girls? How will I make sure it works, and I die? How can I — for fucking once on this earth — do something right? And yet, I also wondered, was this all there would ever be? Was there really no other way? I mean, instead of giving up, what if I were to give it one more year? Just one year — and see what happens then. You know. I know you do. And so, suddenly, with the parting clouds, came a rainbow: If I did, if I gave myself this time to make sure that ending everything was truly the right decision, what would I want my life to look like? Who would I want to spend my final revolution with, where would I go, what would I want to do? Oh God. How could I possibly get myself through? * Desperation. I groped around in the pitch-dark anguish until a glimmer — was it an illusion? I didn’t care — appeared overhead. Or somewhere in the blackness. Whatever, whichever — a thread that might lead out shone: Each day, I would write down at least one thing I would have missed the day before if I had been dead. Just one thing. You identify. I know you do. Feel me? I’d tried everything else — the psychologists, therapists, drugs, the white-knuckling, spirituality, art, exercise, sex, diet, love, family, friends, modifying this or that, not modifying this or that, accepting what I could not change and changing the things I could, reading, traveling, meditating, sports, moving across the country, learning new languages, yoga, the many interests I enjoy, travel, staying in one place — absolutely — except this. everything So, why not. What the hell. “Take your broken heart, make it into art.” - Meryl Streep (quoting Carrie Fisher) Nine months later I find that I can no longer wait to share how profoundly this endeavor — born of necessity, a hail Mary’s grasp at one final straw — has transformed my life. Focusing in on what makes the world worth sticking around for — and learning to lay aside the rest — has changed the way I think, how I react (or don’t), and who I am. The process has resulted in a different human being — another mind — an unlocked soul. How can we ever imagine what will unfold? What would it have taken to dream how my thought patterns themselves would alter, how I would relearn what it means to live, how I would get to touch new dreams, how just being would become enough, how I’d uncover a remarkably simple discovery: the hope that you will read through some of these daily entries and comment with your own experiences — so that we can connect across the ether and see what happens next — all as we dance together in the stirrings of a technological revolution that just might improve society, possibly maybe even catalyze a revolution, if we play it right? You are with me. I know you are — I sense you. Table of Contents Chapter 1: May 2017 Chapter 2: June 2017 Chapter 3: July 2017 Chapter 4: August 2017 Chapter 5: September 2017 Chapter 6: October 2017 Chapter 7: November 2017 Chapter 8: December 2017 Chapter 9: January 2018 Chapter 10: February 2018 Chapter 11: March 2018 Chapter 12: April 2018 * Your support will enable me to distill this adventure into a little book. Will you make art slash life slash love with me? 1. Comment below or in response to future chapters. 2. Engage with me on . Twitter 3. Browse my writing or , or . here here my books 4. Cryptotip me: BTC: 35RjtnfNngDs9RQHFeRpwE2KCAoD5XNGqg ETH/ERC20/KIN: 0xfA25b56800417ACDF9811674e26Dc94D55119211 5. Share the love. Thanks so much for being a part of this. I love you. XO.

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