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The Metaverse: How It's Changing Our World – Ball Matthew – Alpina Publisher – 2023 – ISBN 978-5-9614-8036-8

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To glimpse the near future, imagine a global network of virtual worlds whose inhabitants can buy and sell goods and services, engage in science and creativity, meet new people, communicate, play games, and start families. This isn't science fiction: the metaverse is the "next internet," a technological and social concept that will soon radically change our lives online and even offline. Former Amazon Studios executive, venture capitalist, and metaverse evangelist Matthew Ball is confident that it will soon revolutionize every industry and profession—from video games and social media to finance and urban planning. In his book, he explores the role of Web 3.0, blockchain, cryptocurrency, and the NFT market in the development of the metaverse, describes the coming transformations of the social and economic structure of human civilization, and predicts who is destined to earn trillions in this amazing new world.
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