Mixed Reality: The Metaverse We Actually Want
summary
Claims that matter: a working app that maps tokenized public art in Santa Monica to drive foot traffic and reduce crime, an operational Meow Wolf network with three immersive sites (Santa Fe, Las Vegas Omega Mart, Denver), and AWS tooling that automates 3D asset creation and delivery. Cited data shows reading retention drops ~20–30% on small screens and a Pokemon Go case where an autistic teen gains social confidence. Roadmap: consumer AR glasses predicted between 2025 and 2030. tokenized experiences 3D content primitives wallet-as-identity
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 6:46Shifting the storyline
- 10:53The end user
- 12:44The use cases
- 14:18Human connection
- 17:01Individual experience
- 20:08Identity
- 22:16Fear
- 24:39Digital vs Physical
- 27:03Responsibility
- 29:15Decentralization
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