Schulz Reacts: MKBHD Reveals TRUTH About Zuckerberg's Metaverse

[@randomuser3061]

The funny thing is Schulz is always high energy and this guest who has calm energy actually calmed Schulz down.

[@gangalo68]

You could say his guest is low Keith. I show myself out now.

[@murtazabanday]

@@gangalo68 oooooooooooooo9o

[@alecubudulecu]

Did you just refer to MKBHD as “this guest” like some random dude?!?

[@mcmarkmarkson7115]

Imagine Schulz and Shapiro together lmao

[@YoWhoDat]

Because people who get in early can potentially make millions and he’s interested.

[@Anonymous-yb1ho]

Props to Andrew bringing up the current limitations of VR and how it could potentially strain a relationship. Even though unlikely scenario, I think us tech geeks are too focus on the technical specifications we tend to forget about the human element of using a product.

[@tmzz3609]

That's not an unlikely scenario. Andrew is just a normal person who forms relationships. Zuck and Facebook bros don't....... They are autistic and have to be reminded they are human

[@kyhxx]

. sims2 bitcrash^

[@Anonymous-yb1ho]

@@tmzz3609 I’m telling you Marques wouldn’t think in that aspect, or at least not mention it in his reviews. A lot of tech people care about “specifications”.

[@PutsOnSneakers]

@@Anonymous-yb1ho because if you want to get everything worth your money, you better get something substantial for it in return. You can be all cheery in a miata but if they want to give it the price of a Ferrari yea... The specifications don't match the product. Experience is ALWAYS subjective that's why specification are the only constant unit to measure a products worthiness.

[@atomsk1972]

Marques distills tech agendas so concisely, his platform is well deserved.

[@adamsguy2704]

TechAltar is better

[@ko-Daegu]

@@adamsguy2704 techalter got: 1- totally different incomparable content to him comparison here is literary apples to bananas 2- way lower quality 3- many videos I watched about software info is just simply filled with wrong info not the main theme but many stuff he says has mistakes in them I’m not blaming him he’s not a software engineer. but when you say a certain source code works a certain way and you clearly didn’t read it and it shows as it doesn’t kinda bugs me (this is one example of the OS video he did a while back) He’s improving thou and talks about stuff that general public doesn’t know about which’s good But as someone working in the field im not leering anything new from him which’s fine how we MKbHD in the other hands got some interesting videos either interviews or early coverages of things While he doesn’t go too technical I can draw conclusions form how he reviews things When he tests certain software features within a car I can assume what tech they used and I get an aha moment that’s why that company’s a while back got all those conferences talks about X & Y technology

[@youtubeuser206]

hes so blewish

[@ItsMrMetaverse2]

He doesn't have a clue what he's talking about is more like it.

[@Mfresh288]

@@ItsMrMetaverse2 elaborate

[@garrymcdonald5456]

This guy explains things well. Weird hows sometime worlds collide, watched a video of his on the metaverse yesterday that randomly popped up as I was down a tech rabbit hole, and I always have watched Flagrant and Schulz's stand up clips and videos.

[@chychywoohoo]

KZbin recommendation system

[@hennyspiderman9974]

Welcome to the powerful KZbin algorithm

[@cozyrecords256]

WTF SAME

[@minimalisthealth]

Wow, it's pretty wild to me that there sre people on KZbin who haven't previously seen Marques.

[@yugandharjanardhan6466]

It's no coincidence lmao. It's definitely targeted by KZbin algorithm . Scary how good it can be sometimes

[@slackerman9758]

“Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past.” ― George Orwell, 1984 “Who controls the metaverse, please don’t let it be Facebook.” - the entire internet.

[@dancanning6746]

That wasn't Orwell! I'm pretty sure he was quoting rage against the machine

[@johnnydeep15-u3j]

It won't be Facebook, it'll be Meta* ;)

[@AR-rg2en]

So who controls the present controls the past and future conclusion

[@slackerman9758]

@@dancanning6746 lol

[@KingNattty]

Marques is so well spoken, i just love to hear him explain things. He's a higher calibre of guest than Flagrant usually has and it's evident throught the podcast how the host change their demeanour to match his. 👌🏽

[@M3Busssin]

Flagrant

[@justtestingonce]

Never use the “well spoken” on a black person, it’s seen as a backhanded compliment.

[@stijnvdv2]

Marques is good in reviewing phones, but this is a whole different ballgame. He's also slightly wrong about the metaverse and that's the reason of it's existence. It's a little bit more dire then Marques lets on here. Facebook came into being as a passion project of Mark and a few of his friends that he later fucked over as an social application for his school. It wasn't the first, as these were popping all over the place, but his was the best compared to the competition as it was attractive for costumers. Now Apple nuked the entire businessmodel; selling data, like all of it and now Mark is desperately searching for a new businessmodel. Welcome to metaverse. It is NOT a passion project, merely a desperate attempt of a cash grab to save his company from going down the drain. And it shows. It's hideous, ugly and not even his own employees want to be in there. They basically are forced to be in there, but not on their own free will.

[@zacharycompton5624]

@@stijnvdv2 I'm 99% sure he has explained this. Not the stuff about the origin of facebook, but he has said they are desperate rn and hoping that VR and AR is the future. Doesn't get into worker conditions, which is unfortunate.

[@dogefromthefuture]

He's well-spoken because his MIND is well organized

[@oweibor]

Finally Andrew brings a guest that’s actually smart

[@relly793]

andrew should stick to people that make him sound like he makes sense

[@ShawnxPerez]

What is he saying that's smart? He's just talking about vr products

[@traplover6357]

@@ShawnxPerez people always conflate speaking eloquently as "intelligence" when that's just mostly upbringing.

[@xaviernogueira]

@@traplover6357 depends. Some is upbringing, but some is having the thoughts consise in your own head. You can see kids from wealthy upbringings fail to be eloquent because they don't know wtf they are talking about.

[@AragornMeulendijks]

Smart with NO clue regarding this topic and just blabbering nonsense about it.

[@matt-lang]

I agree 100% with Schulz's points about the headsets isolating you from your family. It's the main reason I've not used my Quest 2 as much as I would like it; I just don't like completely isolating myself like that.

[@batmanRBC]

Just wait till they’re out of town then you can watch your vr porn

[@unQuestionable69]

Yeah I am careful about how much I use my headset for the same reason

[@edwardlynch6550]

I in the other hand enjoy isolated time sometimes. And my quest 2 gets good use. But i also put down with my wife haha. So shes usually watching tv or something anyway

[@AR-rg2en]

I liked the implementation of Wii

[@CrunchyTire]

So did you buy VR thinking it was AR? The whole point of being immersed in VR is to remove you from your surroundings and transport you somewhere else. I definitely see where you're coming from being isolated, Im just not sure what everyone expected with these type of comments. When I put VR on I want to hear nothing and see nothing around me. Thats when VR is at its best. Really tricking your brain so you forget where you even are. Take the goggles off and feeling disoriented/lost in your living room is amazing lol

[@Saturntime33]

Yo thanks for having a tech person on the pod.

[@goofballbiscuits3647]

Marques is the best tech KZbinr. He brings a levelheaded analysis regardless of how they line his pockets, or how cool something may seem. I've been a fan for years but his chill yet biting critique of the new Hummer was flawless. It was a master class really.

[@praneetmehta]

This podcast is so freaking good. MKBHD sounds so damn knowledgeable about what he speaks and everyone around seems so deeply invested in the conversation. This is just pure gold. Key takeway: Tech conversations between one tech guy and rest normal people are way more interesting than all tech nerds going on about it endlessly.

[@Dogen70]

There needs to be more of that

[@liizzset]

This is the comment who thinks this way. It depends. Fifty , fifty for me. Also, a tech nerd. So I do actually agree but sometimes I just wanted to see tech nerds talk amongst themselves.

[@Beatyofeet32]

Tech nerds talking to normal people gets boring quickly because they rarely get beyond the basics of a given technology since they spend so much time getting the others up to speed. Sure, it's great for people that also know little to nothing about a given topic, but if you're moderately knowledgeable or more, there's little value in hearing information that you already know.

[@tekmepikcha6830]

@@Beatyofeet32 ..with that said, Andrew's channel is a podcast for comedy and sports and not reliant on the tech savvy but rather ordinary ppl....so this interview beautifully panders to the average Joe....hence all the positive reviews it's getting.

[@Beatyofeet32]

@@tekmepikcha6830 Yup, which makes perfect sense. Both formats have value depending on the audience.

[@DJWoozie]

THE FIGHT VIDEOS FR

[@St.Raphael...]

The meta verse is like the pyramids…where everyone is working towards a few people’s dream. …soon to be abandoned.

[@daebak7370]

Biometric data collection

[@aliasofanalias7448]

@@daebak7370 isn't it always

[@vyrv6719]

I think there is a real question about more efficient screen time. How much of your current “screen time” would stop interfering with other activities if you could truly interact with it through AR. Prolly 10-15% of mine. So they might get more engagement in less time, which would be a win win. But more likely we just get more sucked in.

[@dinbachok6424]

I already can't distant myself from my phone, so I'm probably gonna be trapped in metaverse.

[@Xolition]

Same bro, same.

[@jayfloramusic]

Schulz brings up a very good point. I've always thought of that too.

[@rekamniar]

Schultz is like a sponge of knowledge. Really fast in absorbing things that is something new

[@iamtheonlygod1]

Your transition to the ad scared the fuck outta me lol

[@conradhenninger2209]

2 things to consider...META spends more on AI and Insta stories than they do Metaverse meaning in the more immediate future they will continue to make insane money to fund it and 2nd this is the company that everyone said overspent on Instagram....$1.5 Billion!!!

[@user-pt1kj5uw3b]

Not to mention they’re still printing money with all their products. As much as I hate Meta/FB people are really underestimating them.

[@roycedot]

Wrong. Go read their last two earnings reports. Their net income fell over 50% YoY the last quarter. It doesn’t matter what a company spends money on if those channels aren’t generating growing revenue.

[@juang5424]

Elon overspent on twitter, more then fb spent on Insta

[@dontcare7086]

@@user-pt1kj5uw3b how are they printing money when their stock tanked 70%? Zuck still has to answer to the shareholders and make them money. He is losing incredible amounts of wealth for a product nobody believes in.

[@darcymoon2109]

Everything they release for this looks so cheesy. And if they think that is great…it really disappoints.Ya know?

[@brodylechman1195]

The dude laughing in the background 🤣

[@seanojha5784]

I was not ready for this crossover episode.

[@nikolakasherov1617]

Love your logical structured approach in discussing this.

[@viditjain2653]

2:51 that's a great point. Social media/internet as is rn has made children and adults into mindless drones imagine no human interaction when Metaverse becomes the new thing for future generations, it's unhealthy

[@qtcollect4608]

I don't get that. Unlike Social Media where all you see are texts, you actually hear the voices of people in VR so that's more human interaction not less.

[@kaushalmaithi6019]

Dont worry. Soon u will see metaverse going to garbage. Future is of augmented reality which has real world professional application along with recreational activities which apple is doing. Then VR can also be great as AR progresses is the underlying thought which apple knows well. Apple has all home grown environment to creat the VR world. They are just awaiting the point when they are fully confident to be there. Plus euro companies and companies like NVIDIA with omniverse and all beats metaverse hands down.

[@Thezuule1]

@@kaushalmaithi6019 while they're waiting the competition is getting years ahead of them. There's more to this than just making a headset. You need an ecosystem behind it and as of right now iOS has exactly 0 VR apps available while the competition offers thousands of titles. Even then people complain there isn't enough content..

[@AnointedFlow]

His point made no sense since you just have to agree on what you and the other person will do together.

[@mikeygibs3144]

@@qtcollect4608 human interaction isn't virtual tho, it still limits the experience to basically a phone call , not healthy. Further more this is just a crazy invasion on privacy camera running all the time it's bad path to go down.

[@dayko1329]

Best ad for the Apple Watch I’ve seen. I’m on my way to order one now

[@19jc80]

The finale of Ready Player One is so ridiculous. People punching air in the street. A person without a headset could have run through the street and kicked everyone's ass before they realized it.

[@TDC5]

as an old guy it's crazy to think how much goes into having a "social life" these days. it must be exhausting.

[@o0bananaman0o]

as an android and pc user, I have never wanted apple to stick it to the competition until now

[@jackryan8421]

You are so right about the isolation! I stopped racing in VR because of it.

[@AdamantMindset]

this shit is only going to make people more introverted. as a 90s kid you can literally see the change in people's interaction after internet got popular. people rarely prefer to talk face to face without any sort of previous interaction through chat. this slowly turned into people just not going out to find someone else since they can just do that sitting at home thus they get awkward in real life. this metaquest whatever will only isolate people more, this will legit turn people like those japan's otakus (actual otaku not the western meaning of otaku) which is very unhealthy. From entertainment POV it's the best future no doubt.

[@Thezuule1]

This is a huge step up from our current text based social media. People are standing there, they emote, they speak, you see them. It's different.

[@AdamantMindset]

@@Thezuule1 yea they can fake their avatar to hide their insecurities. basically never having any motivation left to work on it.

[@Thezuule1]

@@AdamantMindset I'm sure some people do that but platforms like VRChat have helped far more people deal with their insecurities than it has caused them.

[@totalbliss1]

So true. Soon will be manga zombies walking around here wanting to marry their robots.

[@maducrutz9384]

"Old man screams at cloud and more coming right up"

[@michael895]

100 years ago, people can live without the internet. 50 years ago, people can live without phone. Now these are not WANTS but NEEDS. 50 years from now, I won’t be surprised if being in the Metaverse will become a necessity.

[@mikahina3909]

Buying meta stocks?

[@ledhalenV]

Everyone wanted a cellphone when they came out. The only problem was it was expensive. No one wants to be in the Metaverse. Sure, it could be a stepping stone, but burning 3 billion a quarter and expecting to get there without going bankrupt is a totally different thing. It’s like having newspaper company in 1870, but then deciding your company will now focus on flying cars. Not cars with 4 wheels and combustable engine, but straight to flying cars without the technology or find a use for it.

[@ravenwhiteduck6460]

I mean our society got used to phones so it's sadly not impossible, it won't be my generation it'll be the next one that's gonna wanna dive into VR which will only increase the problems people are having with social media

[@Zed_Oud]

The transition to wearing these full time will absolutely happen. I upgraded from the gen 2 AirPods to the Pro 2 and I now wear them all day with just a small break to charge them.

[@sowpmactavish]

Ayyyy its Markass Brownie

[@jannisarie]

The push is going to be with that whole office within the headset thing. This is how they control you when you work from home. Imagine your boss just being able to look at everything you are looking at to see what you are doing during the day. Companies will get rid of office space and just have these things with people being able to jump in and out.

[@dmc1571]

Wow your right like they showed us that in back to the future 2 they hid in plan sight

[@burrybondz225]

They already micromanage remote workers

[@Mikechri5]

I think it be cool if theres a shuffle home screen app feature. To try to mitigate mindless app usage.

[@ismaelrodrigues6439]

Air Ar Glasses are pretty nice to have

[@kingsnoob4546]

“Andrew did you do the thing?” And I’m on like brazzers or something 😂

[@kriscooper549]

AR windshield on a car with heads up displays might be the future

[@treystills]

Schulz is right...complete isolation that ar and vr create will never be tolerated. Smartphone time, although excessive and isolating, provides at least some grounding

[@businessgoat8945]

I have the Oculus Pro, it's very good.

[@andreanderson8639]

ive been his fan and MKBHD for a while, im glad he made his way up here or down here lol #marquesbrownlee

[@thirdmonkey]

"Watching climbing videos" yeah, okay there Schulz 😏

[@RobertD_83]

3:43 ooooh Marques said ass!! That's a bad word! Ooooh... eeeeeeewwwww.... Oooooooooooo!! Just funny cuz he keeps his image really clean and I've seen him on several other podcasts where the other hosts/guests cuss a lot and he remains... Clean. so it brought out my inner 5 year old.. na na 😜

[@Jaysun1]

I don't understand why people are shitting on Facebook/Meta for going all in on VR/AR. The tech is amazing and it is the future. People act like Facebook is the only company that does target advertising based on your search history and viewing habits. All the large tech companies do the same thing, and I don't see consumers bugging out on Google, Microsoft, Apple etc.

[@MaddenDoctor]

Did a 35 day, we’ll call it retreat, with no phone…. It’s insane when you get it back how much of a headache it gives your for first couple days back… couldn’t even use it for like a week

[@JJs_playground]

At 2:45 Andrew makes a good point.

[@DevinGThatsMe]

Remember the early 2000s when the guy cut his computer screen off and popped it in the glasses - then only he could see what was on the computer, that’s literally what I can see Meta doing with VR

[@olivertaveras9896]

2:43 "you're in a different world" *mysterious foreign hand appears

[@VickAntony]

I worked at a pawnshop not too far from google, we put a pair of google glass on sale on our eBay store but apparently it was the non released version of google glass and cops showed up the next day and it was on Engadget and verge lol. Turns out one of the googlers brought in a sex worker after late Night Shift and she “took” it with her on the way out 😂

[@Matzes]

Lmao

[@USMC0331OIF]

Source - Trust me Bro

[@black_tech_owner]

@@USMC0331OIF Are you sad?

[@USMC0331OIF]

@@black_tech_owner nope, I just don’t believe a ridiculous story on a KZbin comment.

[@black_tech_owner]

@@USMC0331OIF Yes, you’re sad. You can simply Google the story. Is your life so uninteresting that you think uninteresting things can’t happen to other people?

[@jordanl7459]

could the headset eventually be made into a contact lens

[@IncredibleMrFoxx]

Mark Z saw the scene in the Matrix where everyone is hooked up in the pods and did the Leo DiCaprio whistle/pointing at the tv thing and said “that’s cool, we should that!!”

[@vaniarouleau968]

Simply put, it's like in Valériane and the thousands city, when they go shopping.

[@99cya]

i think getting the idea is not the problem. the problem is the tech (far from being awesome), the price (its just too costly), the lack of software (the games look ridicolously poor) and the acceptance of VR. the mass market is very very far from adopting this stuff. its a niche but meta cannot make money with a niche.

[@FootEnjoyer]

The consumer market stuff typically comes last. It's already used for military applications (advanced flight sims), high end business like i think they use it in car design, and then niche markets like streamers and rich hobbiests. Then later it will flood consumer markets when the production cost is down and the tech is up. What is more likely, though, is advanced reality. Glasses and contacts that have screens, integrated tech that may help disabled folks like neuralink. AND LOADS of data harvesting. But if you think about it all that stuff is really not too far off from what we have now in our phones. Sounds scary but you're already here.

[@BigBoiBalu]

I think this panel would be very different with a Gen X on it. I don't think we will go for vr like everyone else.

[@phinsupwinsy5359]

Its on the fast track to know where

[@TheActualKingSmith]

AR-it’s like wearing an Iron Man headset with a heads up display. I hope the tech improves in my lifetime.

[@PatrikGluchowski]

Oh god.. imagine if there was a camera in the arena of an nba game and you could connect on it with your headset and watch the game in VR live

[@TJ-bx5px]

AR is the future!

[@richardsong7732]

Thinking about past big inventions, it was made out of necessity. The inventors had the foresight to think that we needed it and it bettered our lives. Modern inventions all the way from the railroad, to electricity, to cars, internet and the phone, it became so ingrained in our lives. Meta and it’s idea of the metaverse needs to tell me why I will need this in my life. If it’s something I can live without, it will flop.

[@AR-rg2en]

The perfect implementation will definitely work, but doing it is another question.

[@illusion6739]

I think what many people are missing is that the headsets will be converted to glasses. They want to have AR glasses that are also capable to do what your smart phone does. An integrated way for everyone to surf the web together, watch streams and play games. Forget the headset its just the first phase!

[@mpls1982]

You're still going to be in your own world, void of the outside world. This is all so stupid.

[@BRBallin1]

Love this collar. Both are one of my favorite KZbinrs.

[@WillowbearMindfulness]

Me: I'm not too much on my phone Also me: Watching this on my phone

[@fierypickles4450]

This is the chillest i ever seen the gang

[@daveSoupy]

Here's the issue. Everyone is dumping on it, and while the wisdom of crowds is a thing, I can't help but feel because everyone is against it that it'd be a good idea to invest in it.

[@jeremysepeda2521]

Good instinct

[@jeandakaud4286]

These are very very scary times

[@CodyHoskin]

This was such a good talk! I can sooo relate to getting stuck in the phone vortex. Lol

[@bernhardtrian7471]

Over the past years I made my own list of pro and cons over VR AR Headsets and the outcome is this (If any one interested ofc) : Pro: + Entertainment System: Imagine, you dont need to go to the cinema anymore because of the high resolution Video and Audio ( Visual, Sound with bass ). Or Sportsgame, where you dont need a ticket to sit in the front row, instead, every one is in the front row (or that even reserved) to see POV(person of view) actions NEXT to the sports field - kinda almost like you are almost inside the sports game, so close but only next to it. Or movies with live interactions and decision making like on some movies on netflix. You are in the movie next to the actor and see down the mountain while climbing with someone. + Utility : You have 2 or more Monitors with perfect control like a PC/Laptop/Tablet or Smartphone. No bugs or glitches, everything perfect. I would carry a bag with VR goggles when its compact, has enough battery durration, dont weighs to much and is small. + Space Travel: When NASA would throw rockets out of space and spread ( for instance just to imagine) mini cameras into space that can show us planets/stars or very distant galaxys. In theory this would really work if it is a system kind like a rope , cameras connected with signals in a row, where the endpoint is the last reciver the earth, like a satelite. (or like in electrical engineering series/parallel circui) Country travel would be maybe boring, because we already have that and know that the feeling of experiencing it physically is more awesome that using google Streetview/google earth currently over VR headsets. But it would be awesome if we could smell different things if that would be an possible invention to experience it for more adventure. + Medicine: Doctors can operate over device from one side of the world to another by controlling Scalping machines to help people. But even more precise because of the perfect precision opportunity + Interaction with popular people: Imagine if your favourite actor is using a VR character with 1:1 facial expression, next to you, if he feels like to hang out with fans instead of opening a Twitch/Live Stream, where you can only write in chat. Today it is only possible to do Videochat but it would be more awesome to see the whole face more closer to your eyes. (even tho you could stick your face into the monitor x) but its 2d only instead of 3d + Architecture: You could literally design anything for your flat/house better and see it in 1:1 ratio instead of 2d again here in 3d and walk through it (this also exists already but again, not yet advanced for every consumer with every furniture. Maybe Ikea could create virtual furniture and you can try out everything because there are 3 party apps that give you the opportunity to try out everything. This does sadly not exists. There are some engines, like for example Unreal engine, but not advanced enough for a 30 year old to use it like a Plug and Play system. + Shopping clothes: It would be awesome if I could go into a clothing store and try everything on to see if it would look nice on me. Yes the material and weigh experience is missing but atleast the fashion , shape and colour would be perfect because the system could use my height, body fat/weigh/form to try out. The cons would be: - Human interaction: Never every can a thing replace human interaction enough. Even if there would be a perfect and cheap system for holograms. As long as you cant feel them touch them or exist next to the person, you don't get the same feeling. Also, you kinda lose the fun part of society. - Battery problem: I cant imagine how they will solve this when high resolution and high/heavy usage comes into the play. Laptops with high specs even can only have a maximum durration of (macbook pro 16) 21 hours of Video watching and 14h of using internet. When using process heavy apps or gaming comes into the game, the time decreases alot. I dont know if fast charging is the solution here but it should be, because the mac can charge back 50% in 30 minutes. - Virtual experience: Humans that can expirience things that are affordable, like traveling, or shopping may be more fun will stick to us till we die. The only things we want are the extra options that we can't afford or expect like mentioned in the pro list - Getting dizzy: I personally sometimes sit many hours, maximum 5-8h infront of a PC and have fun. But with VR headsets that could be more problematic because of the heavy load of to much on my eye because everything is 3d - Conferences: No one ever will use VR to do confereces with Avatars that are like on animal crossing. Only real 1:1 Facial expressions. We use Microsoft Teams or Zoom Calls. OR at the end, live interactions in real world.

[@bernhardtrian7471]

My solution thinking of Zuckerbergs vision would be more logical if he would have invested into the project "github copilot", or Artifical Intelligence, because his goal would be only possible in many years later. AI should implement those listed features instead of humans, because at the end its a mega ton of load of work to accomplish such technology. Money cant solve this destination. AI must do it. There is not enough time for programmers to achive all this goals. You would need the whole world , every single programmer to achive his vision. It is just to much coding. His goal to achive is just not possible by human load currently. We would have to wait at least 30-50 years to finish the Meta verse project. Its like the General artifical intelligence that we try to achive. This should be our first goal to achieve in tech. The internet today as we know it is only existing because the whole world uses it and pulls at one string. Meta is the only company who works on it currently

[@AR-rg2en]

@@bernhardtrian7471 You do realize A.I. is not some sort of magic?

[@victors16811]

Marques the best tech KZbinr, period

[@thefacelessquestion3333]

Yep,I don't touch the phone until I'm enroute to work.

[@petrihadtosignupforthis8158]

The point about spouse and other people is why I did not VR headset. It is just... not the use case I like. (Playing games with others in person, commenting on story/events, is so valuable.) AR is definitely here to stay. Consumers, who cares. In Professional sphere they are not going anywhere, and you are selling with massive margin.

[@devvvvvvvvvvvv]

Do these other guys offer anything to the show?

[@HomeMadeBoards]

VR + Drugs + Mental illness will never end well.

[@herocus]

Drugs + Mental illness will never end well. You can literally replace VR with almost anything and it will always never end well because of the drugs and mental illness. It doesn't make VR bad lmao

[@professor1262]

That sounds awesome tbh. Imagine being high while riding though a virtual spaceship

[@BenderBendingRodriguezOFFICIAL]

@@professor1262 I do that, almost every day. I also drive high in GTA VR. It's a good time let me tell you.

[@AR-rg2en]

Poisonous combination

[@rickypaynetube]

"Whats the future going to be? Seems like it is going to be VR and AR". That doesn't even make sense and as an IT consultant, let me tell you that 1) There aren't that many VR jobs out there 2) No company is really seriously considering any kind of VR implementation for the most part. It is something that can generate investor money and you will see a few marketed headsets and metaverses etc etc but none will be a going concern. The reason for this is that VR adds a pointless layer upon reality that doesn't improve processes in any way and if anything inhibits them. For example, UIs and data is usually displayed in VR on 2d planes, essentially screens within VR. Removing the VR layer and just viewing those layers on actual screens in the real world is easier, clearer and just better. VR sits well within the domain of video games and that is where you will see the most uptake. Zuckerberg has made a serious error of judgement by thinking that it is possible or desirable that people spend any prolonged length of time in the metaverse.

[@sandpaper4483]

I like how when you asked what's your wife supposed to do? He's like in my perfect future relationships won't exist anymore...anyone who will use Meta won't have friendships or relationships.

[@fredsmith-kingofthelunatic7810]

Anyone who use it at the moment is in that position.

[@aravindc102]

Google was working on this way back via google glass , I think they have something brewing in the back

[@abrahamcale3659]

Umm. How are they not mentioning Google Glass?

[@nathantiffen5158]

Competition is what makes things better. The space race, the fact the Soviets and USA were competing made us reach the moon faster. The fact Samsung, Google and Apple were neck and neck it made them all push further. The HTC VIVE and Rift both pushed eachother to be better. Having a fully META frontier isn’t just bad logistically, it’s bad for the momentum of creation.

[@corriedotdev]

Studied my whole life on VR content and doing my PhD in it... Interesting takes from people. God I wish I could say my piece. It's the future but just ignore meta apart from hardware. The current VR devs will make the thing. Atm the VR chat is the social app.

[@davadh]

To me the AR experience shouldn't be in a VR type headset. It simply needs to be a better version of Google Glass from a decade ago. Nobody wants to wear a huge device like the Oculus on the go, but Google Glass is a fantastic form factor. VR on the other needs to separate the use from the world. Sure it can also do AR, but it's not something you can take on the subway without looking like an android

[@ech0828]

Anyone see the Walken classic "Brainstorm" ?

[@intorobotics1606]

Google Glass didn't work! Just saying AR is still not acceptable in public spaces. No one wants to be recorded constantly

[@elsweeto6679]

I just cast to the chrome cast so the room can see what I see

[@diadlo777]

To be fair though, Google did try AR glasses and it failed terribly.

[@gabedepaul5407]

Marques is a critical cornerstone of culture in the last decade. Been setting the bar for a long time

[@Checkmate025]

What are you on? The guy is just a KZbinr. Reviewing phones, laptops, screens.. Whoever hears you will think this guy is Edison 2.0 or something.. grow up.

[@dopeaffect6287]

@@Checkmate025 no he’s right, you just had to be there 🤭

[@kemsatofficial]

5:49 Zuck is going crazy over this, and maybe they’re right, but I see one flaw with this right now, and I don’t know if Zuck is investing in it too. Batteries. How the fvck are these AR Glasses going to work all day long? There’s two displays, that *have to work in sunlight,* plus some cameras too, and obviously some kind of networking & processing chip. That’s a lot to fit into glasses, and get 18+ hours of use, constant use if they actually want this to make them trillionaires. Then I can see QR++ codes everywhere that your glasses translate into ads.

[@niteshmurti]

The charger will go up the user's ass and charge from there

[@wzpu3283]

Tip for you: Consider watching a classic film that fits well with your imaginings: "They Live" from the 1980's. It is worth your time.

[@netaverse7694]

Good point

[@Dan16673]

@@niteshmurti 100%

[@Dogen70]

Well Schultz made the argument from the movie Surrogates

[@granthoerr1242]

Good clip

[@mukonank783]

If we can fold phones I think can make VR headsets smaller

[@NomnomEater]

What Marques is talking about is the google glasses. Too bad Google gave up too early on that product and they were way ahead of their time.

[@AminCad]

The one thing I wish I could do while using VR is eat and drink.

[@nithinkumar3839]

When you talk about future. Which audience you say as future. Cause there are so many people without internet they haven't reached current reality yet.

[@meadecountylocal]

Very deep 2:59

[@ashish_sunny]

😂😂😂😂

[@GodLoki29]

So you guys are on Veve then right ?

[@JamesFreeman]

My bet is meta dumps in the capital to make it possible, but then some startup takes advantage of all their advancements and becomes the Google if vr; and meta becomes a cautionary tail

[@watermonsters1810]

That's interesting about the smart watches, and SOO true. If I get a text, I'll get distracted by IG, YT, etc. I always thought the watches would be just more distraction, PERIOD.

[@texasgreentea1]

Someone needs to show these old folks VRChat. Ah crap, they're younger than me.

[@trax72]

I can see AR working but VR? Hell nah, those headsets get uncomfortable pretty quickly.

[@kalAnkitt]

Im literally the guy with the red cap on

[@duerf5826]

The metaverse is similar to the personal computers in the early 80s. VR may be the future but the future is not now. The technology still needs decades to mature for mass market consumption.

[@bryanmaine]

Immersive experience may be the future, and Facebook may be first, I can not see any path for meta to consolidate or even hold the market majority in the long term.