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Would you give up social media forever if you had to join the Metaverse?
From crypto to NFTs, it's hard to invest when you don't understand exactly where you're putting your money. And with digital coinage seemingly so unstable, the game can get pretty confusing.
By Pam Jannes4 years ago in Futurism
Did Democracy Lead us to Value Social Media Status?
I'm going on a tirade of thoughts while reading the book European Intellectual History Since 1789 by Roland N. Stromberg. I can see how history is once again repeating itself. In my last entry about "Why it's impossible to find the truth", I had my mind blown about an ideology. This time I'm seeing parallels to today's social media.
By Brian Anonymous4 years ago in Futurism
Will Twitter Be Best Under Elon Musk?
Read on to find out. Until then, I'm still unsure. But I do believe that Twitter will be the best under Mr. Musk. After all, Elon Musk is a billionaire.
By Shaheer Malik4 years ago in Futurism
A Journey to owning an Online Business.
Hey, If you're reading right now, it's because of 1 out of the 3 options below; you either followed me here all the way from decreativeedge where I educate people on how to launch their very own 5,6 or even 7 figure online business, give tips to agency owners on how to optimize their businesses and generate more sales.
By decreativeedge4 years ago in Futurism
Talk on being a "YOUTUBER"
Firstly, Let us talk what is "YouTube"? YouTube is an American forum for online video sharing and social media. Launched in February 14, 2005, by Steve Chen, Chad Hurley, and Jawed Karim. It is the second most visited website, just after Google itself. YouTube has over one billion users watching videos for over a billion hours each day. As of May 2019, videos have been uploaded at a rate of more than 500 hours of content per minute.
By Divyam Rajput4 years ago in Futurism
The Progression Of Social Media
Social media without a doubt has changed the way we as humans think, feel and act. It has directed the world onto a completely different path than one would ever have even imagined achieving. Not only has it created a direct link between cities, countries and continents but has allowed for a hands-free, human-free world to exist right beneath us. Whether we realise it or not we have all fallen into this new day and age, living in a technologically driven world, where humans have more power behind a screen than they do away from it.
By Gabriella Monty4 years ago in Futurism
TikTok has dominated the app scene for years now, but creators could still leave if this doesn't change.
TikTok has dominated the app scene for a few years now and it continues to grow stronger with a growing user base as well as new creators blowing up and becoming overnight sensations. People are posting multiple times a day to continue to utilize the algorithm to have this same type of success and it really isn't surprising. Becoming a TikTok content creator can change your life in every aspect.
By No Introduction4 years ago in Futurism
Social Media Is Like A Fiction Story
I spent the last few years doing an English degree which, inevitably, meant I spent the last few years doing a lot of reading and collecting a lot of stories. And in all the stories I’ve read, I’ve come to realize the ones I’m most passionate about are the ones that resist neat narratives.
By Muzammil Zaman4 years ago in Futurism
Unpersoning
Almost everyone has a social media page in modern societies. And most people with those social media pages stay active, posting special moments from their lives or simply sharing everyday thoughts that pass through their mind. But what if an active, social media user stops posting? Not only just stops posting, but also deletes their account entirely? While some may choose to do that for the sake of their sanity (no judgement there), there's a more sinister reason that can explain why someone on social media, even with thousands or millions of followers, will suddenly disappear from online society.
By v4 years ago in Futurism
It's Not Only Social Networks - The Entire Internet is Gamified to Meaninglessness
After I wrote about how engagement algorithms are killing meaningful content in social networks, I started noticing some things on the Internet that I did not pay attention to before :
By Oz Zeren4 years ago in Futurism
Facebook 2.0: Meta wants to turn our physical movements into money
When Facebook bought Oculus and its much-hyped Rift VR goggles for $2 billion in 2014, it wasn't entirely clear what the social media giant was planning with this move into virtual reality. But anyone familiar with Facebook's myriad scandals and insatiable hunger for personal data had some premonition.
By AddictiveWritings4 years ago in Futurism
The Metaverse: Virtual Reality and the Convergence of Physical and Digital Space.
Facebook has announced that its platforms will be rebranded and incorporated under a single new corporate name: Meta. You may be wondering what Mark Zuckerberg meant by "Metaverse" in his video about this recent change. I'll try to clarify it in this article from my perspective.
By Alejandro Betancourt4 years ago in Futurism