Mark Zuckerberg

But the production of these scans in a very efficient way is one of the last pieces that we still need to really nail.

And then obviously there's all the experiences around it.

I mean, right now we're kind of sitting in a dark room, which is familiar for your podcast.

But I think part of the vision for this over time

is not just having this be like a video call.

I mean, that's fine.

It's cool.

It feels like it's immersive.

But you can do a video call on your phone.

The thing that you can do in the metaverse that is different from what you can do on a phone is like...

doing stuff where you're physically there together and participating in things together.

And we could play games like this.

We could have meetings like this in the future.

Once you get mixed reality and augmented reality, we could have codec avatars like this and go into a meeting and have some people physically there and have some people show up in this photorealistic form

superimposed on the physical environment.

I think that stuff like that is going to be super powerful.

So we got to still build out all those kind of applications and the use cases around it.

But I don't know.

I think it's going to be a pretty wild next few years around this.

Yeah, I mean, I think there's still a bunch of tuning that I think we'll want to do where different people emote