{"id":24293,"date":"2022-12-18T15:52:48","date_gmt":"2022-12-18T15:52:48","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/mailinvest.blog\/index.php\/2022\/12\/18\/metaverse-is-making-it-possible-to-live-forever\/"},"modified":"2022-12-18T15:52:48","modified_gmt":"2022-12-18T15:52:48","slug":"metaverse-is-making-it-possible-to-live-forever","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/mailinvest.blog\/index.php\/2022\/12\/18\/metaverse-is-making-it-possible-to-live-forever\/","title":{"rendered":"Metaverse Is Making It Possible To Live Forever"},"content":{"rendered":"

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The Metaverse might be a brand-new concept for you. But make no mistake about it; it is the future of the digital\/virtual world. Because of its embrace of artificial intelligence, it can do something human beings never thought possible. It means long-dead people can be resurrected. It also means people like you and me can potentially live on long after our mortal bodies die off.<\/p>\n

For now, a metaverse developer<\/a> of virtual worlds is limited to platforms like the future of Facebook (which is now called Meta) and private digital-based companies like Exults. The Metaverse enjoys a direct, if not symbiotic, relationship with cryptocurrencies. In fact, Exults\u2019 headquarters is said to be powered by the Ethereum (ETH) blockchain. There, players can purchase land (much like the Decentraland token) and construct stores, art galleries, and more.<\/p>\n

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But the Metaverse isn\u2019t just limited to virtual property propped up by ETH. It is a place where you can actually conduct a meetup with a genius from another age in the historical canon. In a new essay, one author claims that the Metaverse not only offers the opportunity to discover new places and travel across a digital metaverse landscape but, more importantly, if not astonishingly, it will allow you to move about freely in metaverse history to experience living in the past<\/a>. You will also be able to interact directly with iconic historical personalities.<\/p>\n

To prove his point, the author of the article \u201cMy Dinner with Leonardo DaVinci\u2014Living Forever in the Metaverse,\u201d states that as far back as 2014, he wrote a column about the possibility of having a face-to-face conversation with Adolf Hitler in 2026. The setting would be inside a library. It would be an AI-powered hologram situation.<\/p>\n

But since that time, he\u2019s discovered how the introduction to the Metaverse might make it possible for this kind of interaction with historical figures, good and bad, to enter an entirely new level of sophistication.<\/p>\n

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In other words, you wouldn\u2019t be meeting Hitler, or DaVinci, or even Jesus, for that matter, in a hologram form, but instead within the Metaverse.<\/p>\n

The Hologram AI-Powered Experience<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\n

For a while now, the USC Shoah Foundation has been utilizing video databases armed with AI hologram tech to preserve the memories of Holocaust survivors. The compiled \u201cvisual historical archive\u201d is intended for newer generations to have actual conversations with these amazing people via their avatars.<\/p>\n

The avatar is said to communicate due to a huge database of answers that the survivors recorded on video. The results have been so remarkable that even the news program 60 Minutes did a story on the Shoah project several years back.<\/p>\n

This new technology is now a growing industry. Famous artists, actors, writers, and adventurers are said to be recording their legacies for historical purposes. One day it will be possible for your great-great-great grandchildren to have a conversation with you.<\/p>\n

But this is what\u2019s being called \u201cjust the tip of the iceberg.\u201d<\/p>\n

Coming Together in the Metaverse<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\n

Says the author, based on his conversation with Adolph Hitler, he will more than likely be happy never to run into the murderous dictator ever again, even in the Metaverse. However, he\u2019d love a chance to come together with Thomas Jefferson, Albert Einstein, and also Leonardo DaVinci.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s obviously way too late for many historical figures like Jesus of Nazareth or DaVinci to record 40 hours or more of commentary and answers to anticipated questions like the survivors did for the USC Shoah project. But there is a lot that\u2019s known about these remarkable people via their own writings, recorded speeches, first-hand witness accounts, drawings, sculptures, photographs, and more. It just depends upon the era in which the specific historical figure lived.<\/p>\n

How the Metaverse Will Work<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\n

Supercomputers will search for all existing sources to pull crucial information together. AI will then recreate the historical person, including their body and their brains, in the form of their memories and opinions. An avatar will be created inside a metaverse powered by ETH or perhaps Solana, that not only precisely looks like the historical figure but will think and speak just like the original physical person. In a word, the historical figure will live again.<\/p>\n

The Metaverse will also possess the historical person\u2019s knowledge base. If there exist gaps in the base, AI will do its best to \u201cobjectively fill them in.\u201d This is accomplished based on \u201cpersonality programming.\u201d The metaverse avatar will be programmed with lots of additional information so that it will be possible for the historical figure to comment on topics revolving around eras he or she did not originally live in.<\/p>\n

For instance, it might be perfectly conceivable for Thomas Jefferson to comment intelligently upon the Biden Administration\u2019s performance thus far or about former President Donald Trump\u2019s \u201cTweets.\u201d You might also be able to discuss the future of Bitcoin and all cryptocurrencies<\/a> with John D. Rockefeller.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n