Mark Zuckerberg

actually not sure that going back in time is going to be that that that important of a thing for them i mean i think it's gonna be cool for like history classes and stuff but um that's probably not the use case that i'm most excited about for the for the metaverse overall i mean it's um i think the main thing is just the ability to feel present with people no matter where you are i think that's gonna be killer i mean there's um i mean in the ai conversation that we that we're having i mean it's uh

you know, so much of it is about physical constraints that kind of underlie all, all of this.

Right.

And you want to move, I think one lesson of technology is you want to move things from the physical constraint realm into software as much as possible because software is so much easier to build and, and evolve.

And like, you can democratize it more because like not everyone is going to have a data center, but like a lot of people can, can kind of write code and take open source code and modify it.

Um,

The metaverse version of this is, I think, enabling realistic digital presence is going to be just an absolutely huge difference for making it so that people don't feel like they have to physically be together for as many things.

Now, I mean, I think that there are gonna be things that are better about being physically together.

So it's not I mean, these things aren't binary.

It's not going to be like, OK, now it's you don't need to do that anymore.

But but overall, I mean, I think that this it's just gonna be really powerful for socializing, for feeling connected with people, for working, for.

I don't know, parts of industry, for medicine, for like so many things.

Well, I think that those are different questions.

So what, I mean, what, what are the things that, that kind of power me?

I think we've talked about a bunch of the themes.

So it's, I mean, I, I just really like building things.

I specifically like building things around how people communicate and sort of understanding how people express themselves and how people work.

Right.

And when I was in college, I was, I was,

I studied computer science and psychology.