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welcome to the metaverse your name
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here please take your shoes off
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and make yourself comfortable in
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, metaverse all your needs will be attended
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to you will work play
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live eat sleep breathe
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and poop all from the confines
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of your virtual world world
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is this metaphors thing all about
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if you have a vr headset but
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one on now if you don't
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put on your pretend vr headset
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you know like the one you're kindergarten
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teacher told you to you today
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we welcome cathy hackle the godmother
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of the metaverse to share what the
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metaverse is all about and how soon
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we will be entering into either
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a utopian paradise or
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dystopian hell's gate let's
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get matter what not that city facebook
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brand on today's episode
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number six one nine
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the bad crypto podcast fire
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an articulate i know what are
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so horrible but welcome to the back crypto
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holiday weekend but we're back and
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person but today
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is the is were recorded this on the fifth
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i guess we're releasing it on the sixth or seventh
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yeah the second is that we know
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that
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the a five year anniversary
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of bad crypto his coming up shortly
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that i i take it we're not going to have an actual him
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in person deal maybe we should have a virtual
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deal maybe a twitter space a jar
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afterparty years
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the stuff crypto
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is probably a good idea makes a pretty
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good connections several maybe to twitter space
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and and i did play as we talk about your in his interview
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playing on space or not io
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and you can do that on iraq us
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even do it on your i pad or i
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phone or your android or you don't on desktop
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you gonna fifty people in a room something
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maybe we have the people rsvp
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are supposed to come into the after party us
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they'll be fantastic i would love to do that so
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watch for information on the
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bath and we got
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a great interview for you guys today if that
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we've been trying to get kathy hacker to
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come on the show for some time in
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we've had just different reasons that it
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didn't work out we finally got or if as she
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still trapped in a cage done over there
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not even the metaverse but our own
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private centralized one that she can
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escape
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and
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so let's get all met a versatile with
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it here's our interview with
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kathy
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what is this thing
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called the metaverse are we calling
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it by it's right name or the dystopian
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visions that we have a bit from
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science fiction film and tv
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accurate or is it actually
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we're gonna be hopeful
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for us i don't know you
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know
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the
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doesn't know
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it has nose is muted that's than the cancer
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i was viewed it as try to get to that might
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would have too many monitors those lightweight and
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which know that you're going
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out and over and i'll gather as and
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are too busy you're busy you're and that your metaverse
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thing over their own actually trying to find the show
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notes and then i didn't see any shot and i see
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the shown us and so now i'm also notify
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well you know what you don't need to know a lot
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because our guests today nose
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at all she is a top tech voice
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on linked in see as the author
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of the best selling book navigating
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the metaverse a guide to limitless possibilities
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in a web three world along with our good
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friend dark louis from upland
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doctors also the author of the book
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and she's also a friend of ours known
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her for a number of years stand
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watch her rise to fame
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as a i think we might have to the cure
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for your to for dub her the
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queen of the metaverse the one and only
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cathy hackle cathy welcome to bed crypto
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i am so excited to be here i've been
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wanting to be on the show for a while and i've just
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that what do you think of the title queen
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of the metaverse
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the so actually paris hilton already
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two thousand
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now she is why
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why would she okay give me the
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case you're paris hilton tell me why
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you should be queen of the metaverse
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draft her but i know she's invest
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a lot of start out since you is is
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that paris world and road blocks that are
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you know
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more power to her more power to us
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of people call me that godmother of the metaverse
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so oh hey you know
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well you
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know i've been in the medical medical related
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industries for over eight years like i actually
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met y'all before he went into
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tech like a metric is when i was in live streaming
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like back in the day i'm
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in then eventually one into vr they are never
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was like you are crazy what are you doing
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i remember before reaching out like what it
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that want to ride
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wanted you evolve from i get from are
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you where your you position yourself you
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will be woven the web ring
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my nicely
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the i wrote the wave i always say
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i recognize the rocket when i saw one knows
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that i'm getting on this rocky i don't know where to
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take me but i know i'm going up
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so yeah you know been in matters for
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they didn't the streets over eight years worked
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with htc vive i
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was there vr evangelists are in a partnership with silvers
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ready player one will the adaptation of ernie clients
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but went over to
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a magic leap as well with
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, pure people share my know or not
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but they make special computing glasses augment a valid
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glasses the chief you
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trust when i was there was actually neal
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stephenson who coined the term metaverse
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besides my novel
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the
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then actually ended at amazon services
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and worked on many things, including large-scale
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gaming simulations, and then
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washed up on my own and my company got a
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quiet in 10 months just crazy,
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i met him thank
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you yeah, i mean i sold it for 7 figures
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i feel real
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good about that you should cells each now
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so a so but nobody owns you were mean
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you're like you're an independent
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now just the since journey the company
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that bought my company i'm now
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the journey on their chief by diverse officer
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but no one owns the i am i
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you're there my own m v the
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on i am this you know he is the cmos
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sensor cm vo could
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see a movie i cannot be
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for you see meadows the people ccm
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our see mvr like
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i've heard also
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the acronym for
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the
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it matters officer some i give myself
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that title by the way
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okay guys are turning in i'm
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i'm go that
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that of or
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officer so you know what's
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in his whole space involved
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i'm aware joe have his family you'll have
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is is metaverse rare kill him second
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was next question will be about the metaverse
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grant that he had but i'm curious
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they weren't where are we
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in the web three metaverse
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world like how far along are we
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in how long it's a wee gets a mass adoption
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because it seems like them the still early
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they made friends you know nothing
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idea because of the murderous have been around for long
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time it's more like the building blocks of
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creating national met averse are so
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far out like far away and my perspective
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right i see like some of the
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gaming platforms as metaverse
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platforms lowercase am or
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, met a vs or keep them right
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so like when someone says like roadblocks is the metrics
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or like for name is the members i don't agree with
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that you know i think the metaverse
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the greater members that metaverse capital metaverse
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is not here yet rebuilding towards it
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yeah you know we were right now my what
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would the next ten years are all about or a building
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the rails filling the devices
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getting to where we need to do with computing power as
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computing billing send
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the bill content as content what works what doesn't
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work i said that's my perspective some
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people believe it's already here to me know to mean
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we're like we're building this building
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this the next ten years huge moment for builders
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which ever part you're going to play rates
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or another important part if
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not want technology it's many
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different technology so it's enable by many different
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technologies that is the arc as a people
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tend to be like really hyper focused on like
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ready player one know like now that's
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a pretty this topic the other future i'm
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so yeah it's not the are specifically the are
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is one of the enabling technologies believe that a
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rx you've got you know blocked in
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in an appeaser another part of an ai
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or it's competing like i mentioned five gs
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if she were comes that the sort of more boring
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ones face of but but yeah a
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there's a lot of different technologies that enable
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it and it's definitely not one single company
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so i'm so yeah that's kind of like what
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i believe what i envision
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and see from members and what
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when you know in this is really interesting as about
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two years ago i'm an article
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in forbes an essay called at the metaverse
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is coming it's a very big deal this
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before
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everyone was talking about them
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right and i saw have people that hi
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i'm from friends that we can say hey that was such a monumental
10:30
piece for me it might have been the for sending came across
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the city and this concept and down
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you know in it's in seat in tennessee where
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we're now like we're building towards it
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you know people are talking about it yes there's
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hype it's very high be i completely agree
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that idea a concept that there is a successor
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stated that is mobile internet and we're building
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at right now for me definitely remains
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to be the it remains the true
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that but but the hype you know cycle
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it has to happen and if you look
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at you know the internet and mid
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late nineties there was worried about
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it and then we have the dot com crash and
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then the internet came back stronger than ever now
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jeff bezos ones all of us right and and mark
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zuckerberg ones us i like
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what you said about metaverse with the small
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am and you went right to the heart of
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my rant the fact that we're using
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the term metaverse incorrectly
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cause i think a metaverse indicates that
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there's one this is the unifying
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verse and as interoperability
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between we should be calling these virtual
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worlds or vs but
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we're not in so a even a project
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i'm working on now they're building or metaverse
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and i've gotta go along with it because
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this is part of the deal but i've
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had the the articulate since
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they came out with that march two
11:45
thousand and sixteen and want to say remember that
11:47
i remember when he added yeah and that
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was the refs that connected to the pc and
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i still i use my after was quest
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almost every day playing beat saber
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which is probably not good for my shoulders
11:58
and all that but i love it so much
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anyway, i was going to ask
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you for your shoulder plus
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help you i got this, i found this thing on amazon
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woke up feeling i was sleeping beauty, the
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you, you know, you had you were playing
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with vr
12:42
and ar headset before,
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i mean, i you even had a google glass,
12:47
right? i
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did it i wore her
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own one, but i did, you know, i
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did were and gears
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too early right? it was
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too early people like google
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glass what does class
13:00
oh my gosh these looking we're we're
13:03
looking glass is that had cameras that would be
13:05
recording things me
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, know robert scoble a the some
13:09
you know now there's a lot of negative
13:11
things that happened but he
13:14
, kind of like the guy that some
13:16
worried in the shower and some of that and like gonna
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get
13:19
they're take an and i'm but
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he was if you know when it wake him out of the marketing
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was wrong it was too early like
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if you look at all the marketing and six at a point where
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you
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during the skill in two thousand
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and thirteen i just looked around for wikipedia
13:32
april two thousand and thirteen and they sold
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them for fifteen hundred dollars they
13:37
went public with them in may
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of two thousand and fourteen and in january two
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thousand and fifteen this stuff
13:43
reducing them and i had ordered
13:45
one ready the beginning of january and i
13:47
heard the rest are producing i myself don't send
13:49
it refinance
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yeah man i'm for you know they
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they did revamp are they launched aversion to which
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is all enterprise nino
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like like they've got some use case like
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the shanghai airport in singapore uses them for
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like logistics of stuff so so they did
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make a comeback in some ways with better hardware
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but , for the enterprise but it's still it's not a product
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the you see everyone using you
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know that there isn't that there it's still wears
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his and i'm like wow that's crazy so
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it is amazing for or corporate used
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to imagine like if you're a working
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at amazon warehouse or something you're like
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oh i'm picking this side of my whoop whoop
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i you know it's like yeah there are some definite some
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use cases for that and i think more
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so as we you know moved
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down the line right by borders use cases
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of a are i'm i'm mostly are
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i gay or retail really awesome
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me too i think definitely like magic leap
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and my microsoft hololens which are more
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advanced you know a special repeating and
14:48
air air glasses i think that that
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very powerful to me to be honest translate
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what excites you at the metaverse is yeah i love
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the virtual to side of it but the physical world
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is part of the members it just hasn't been enable
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by them when that when that part of the equation
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gets enable lonely full emerge birtles with physical
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that is the holy grail like that is
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going to change salt like definitely
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change how we get a technology and a level
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that we've never seen before like the phone changed everything
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right
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that next level that we're heading into is gonna
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make make that big change against from
15:19
a societal
15:19
right click on your is
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is the next the like we got into
15:24
vr in this beta testing
15:26
phase first right we're playing with
15:28
our quest and all that but it seems to me
15:30
that a are is gonna make the big them
15:33
first and then vr as
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demonstrated by how many millions of people
15:37
play pokemon go nothing
15:39
came out
15:41
the amount of people that are on snapshot of
15:43
rioters amount of people that are now i'm fucked up which is
15:45
embracing a are like these are things that
15:47
people are already doing right if you ask any
15:49
gens the that's buying early young millennial
15:52
urgency that's fine make that virtual try
15:54
on is not a nice to have it's a must have right
15:56
now how can i not try this colorado
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my does lipstick list
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the great so i think that there's this and
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this kind of mama right now it's want muslin or mobile
16:04
phones but eventually lose up to glasses and
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whenever does move up there than that changes the
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equation and changes everything so
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i'm said you think there's this moment at
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be no i think of some of us that have it
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in the states for a long long time to get the term
16:17
extended reality or xr that
16:20
is the idea that you know eventually eventually
16:22
who knows if this happens right you
16:25
might have might have that can do both vr so
16:27
fully immersive and can do a are right
16:29
that remains to be seen etc but
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for yeah eventually that's the concept than the idea
16:34
some people want to have is something i can
16:36
do both i'm losing you know
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i mean i enjoyed my time in vr but don't
16:40
like i can be in their forty five minutes and they have to take
16:42
the headset they can leave for a little better
16:45
to take a break and then i can go back in am
16:47
but there's only so much time i can be in that it
16:49
was i feel that was a with glasses mean
16:52
or potential with they are glasses depending on
16:54
on the technology mit oh to wear them longer
16:57
the what will have to see some it's a super
16:59
exciting time and seneca times i will say
17:02
that
17:02
the people underestimate how hard it
17:04
is to put a su
17:05
the computer and someone's face
17:07
that part is really tough and really
17:09
hard to do some the battery
17:11
the optics the weight the economic everything
17:14
the have to do with putting that exactly
17:15
glad you live in your face
17:18
they've mom wasn't
17:20
gonna be sexy and we're not there yet so
17:23
so that that they're both good as the
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question because i've always thought of this the you
17:27
don't have to put the battery and the glasses
17:29
much you know you can have like
17:31
a little psychic good i'm good clip of
17:33
some on my belt or something and maybe plug
17:36
in it and and and having a little bit a lot and
17:38
i'm plug in a bag into the of the the external
17:40
battery that wouldn't be a problem
17:42
the underwoods other some research i've seen
17:44
a couple of things that are really interesting the
17:46
mayor of kind of children something
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one
17:49
is apple like i'm i'm
17:51
reading that you know there are branded they're going
17:53
to launch a twenty twenty two and i rather than a larger
17:56
twenty twenty four and i've also been reading
17:58
about these a yard
17:59
contact lenses yeah mojo vision
18:02
so what's going on with that one can we
18:04
actually maybe so what do you think we're going to see some
18:06
of these papadopoulos
18:08
yeah i mean i mean the only the
18:10
people that work with an apple that have knowledge
18:12
of that can tell you like anyone else is just speculating
18:15
right because no one knows it's like oh they're going to lunch and twenty
18:17
twenty two hundred and twenty three that being said tim
18:20
cook is build a bit more open about
18:22
then he'll be like yes we are we believe in augmented
18:25
reality and it's a big part of what we're doing
18:27
so he said to be the more open i think you know in
18:30
a year maybe here and a half will hear a little
18:32
bit more and he'll be like n one more thing
18:35
so we'll see i think we're all excited about that about
18:38
that be a pivotal moment and thing for everyone the stupidity
18:40
only really early it's like did you
18:42
might not everyone ran out and on nice when when
18:44
it first came out logical did but not everyone
18:47
the same thing i thought
18:48
like and i was were not everyone on gotten
18:50
i was but the was already and i watched
18:53
by got i didn't get the museum
18:55
one i was or the you're young and i for
18:57
a generation for i was in and i
19:00
finally just got a brand new ones
19:02
i think it's probably will have with those other gases
19:04
when i think that's going to change the game like
19:06
you're better off those
19:08
my only concern is like how much data
19:10
they're going to be able to pull from actors are going to
19:12
see everything i'm reading and at
19:15
every place i go i
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bothers me robot
19:18
yeah a lot of those devices are cameras both
19:20
looking outward looking at us what's up
19:22
for your eyes yeah yeah yeahs
19:24
iraq us already measures like how you
19:26
they already you know scan your hands so
19:28
they do hand tracking it a scams
19:30
your eyes it's can you know i
19:33
think it's within twenty seconds the were in marculescu
19:35
as you can be at the have enough information
19:37
by metro did a d personally identify you an
19:40
episode of that there is that why part
19:42
of the future there isn't scary part
19:44
of future when it comes to biometrics and data itself
19:46
and i think it's a legitimate fear so
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i hadn't heard i heard some he talking about
19:51
contact lenses but i didn't realize erection
19:53
development mojo dot vision yes
19:55
yeah see how did he has them some up
19:58
memphis as mojo lenses the luxury
20:00
design use the tiny micro l
20:02
e d display the size of a grain
20:04
of sand to show critical information
20:07
and smart sensors powered by solid
20:09
state batteries built into a skull
20:11
errol lens that also correct
20:13
your vision by overlaying digital
20:15
information on to our world mojo lens
20:18
empire impose each of us to be your best self
20:20
than any situation good marketing speak
20:22
but basically this means the future
20:24
of our a ar and vr
20:27
is not a headset and have done
20:29
the surly glasses but these contact
20:31
lenses seem to be the avenue
20:33
and i could see them being blackout lenses that
20:35
then turn into vr
20:37
yeah i do you think we're further out from
20:39
black from consequences just
20:41
as there's a lot more to solve their i'm
20:44
the ceo
20:44
millionaires and have a look weird my
20:46
get me going i'm like you
20:48
have no soul will look at you they're
20:50
all black like legit to me with my notes
20:53
or
20:54
some
20:57
people do that there is where baset
21:00
they were these contact lenses that are like
21:02
snake eyes and stuff as creepy
21:04
looking things that people due to
21:06
their eyes so what are
21:08
one for this transition consequences
21:10
were like you know just like your glasses if you
21:12
were transition glasses like guilt or dark like there's
21:15
transition popping noises simple on people don't
21:17
use of is it's weird
21:18
it simply yeah they do exist but
21:20
elsa year as the future consequences maybe
21:22
i just don't know where there yet out with with
21:24
those types of wearable something with bring
21:27
computer interfaces that camino connect our
21:29
brain it to to our computers they
21:31
are we ready for implant i don't think everyone's ready
21:34
for that i'm you know i've used
21:36
the external devices and they're quite interesting but
21:38
am i ready to put something in my brain the chip
21:40
no i'm not ready to do anything like that or
21:42
an external device yeah more if it were an external
21:45
devices that makes my life easier so
21:47
i'm sorry no you know i think i
21:49
think we're going and mobo away from the mobile phone
21:52
into glasses what comes next potentially
21:54
contact lenses they'll be some level of
21:56
the computer interface who knows
21:58
that being said every time i see
21:59
the phone an announcement it's like
22:02
how many more cameras can we have to the sound like
22:04
what else can we do to this thing to make
22:06
a better and i think that that's where we're getting to that point works
22:08
innovation has the leaders in a different now because
22:11
there's only so much more i can answer the phone
22:13
film yeah i did discover that
22:15
on my i phone that this little whistle
22:17
camera right there is light on
22:20
the i realized that with lard are and you can
22:22
literally take a volume metric scan
22:24
of your room then you could
22:26
and i haven't figured out how to turn that into
22:28
the metaverse is in the intro metaphors
22:30
asset or in environments and that
22:33
it's definitely with it was kinda
22:35
it was kinda janky i look really weird like
22:37
it was all like my my not
22:39
really smooth as it could be so it's not
22:41
great lidar but it was the interesting isn't
22:43
my next question is around the virtual
22:46
world because i'm not going to call the metaverse cajole
22:48
scolds me where i'm at one of
22:50
the most what are the most fun
22:52
ones now that you think that and maybe
22:54
which was of the most realistic looking
22:57
then what kind of what kind of powered
22:59
you have to have to get into those like you
23:01
gotta have a super powerful x p c
23:04
d gotta have the the the different
23:06
me our headsets like what's the
23:08
accessibility
23:09
for you like when it comes to virtual
23:11
worlds in my mind i divide them into centralized
23:14
and decentralized regular decentralized
23:16
is a lot of her friends like a plan in the sandbox
23:19
and ah you know and love
23:21
the central and and all those where you actually have
23:24
you know there's an end of the components you
23:26
actually own that you can own
23:28
and trade the lan you could own the assets will
23:30
listen to things right and eat as
23:32
we know from be sent to land in the sandbox you
23:34
know yona fairly near a gaming pc
23:36
with and crazy graphics card to run
23:40
vega running out you know a regular been in
23:42
upland runs in a mobile phone as well so soviet
23:44
graphics ways i'm not really going to go that way but what
23:46
i do think from the centralized perspectives
23:49
from a high fidelity standpoint anything built
23:51
with the unreal engine is going to be really
23:53
high fidelity that being said you need is catching up
23:55
spread like fortnight has great graphics
23:58
the eat also if you
23:59
any game creator with with you know with foreign
24:02
with unreal engine is gonna have great graphics as
24:04
well as solid core core
24:06
is like and unreal engine pre
24:08
the game looks very similar to fortnight
24:10
but is actually veering into web three
24:12
these three these of announced an integration with what
24:15
three beyond just displaying your and a sees them
24:17
the bear further so keep your eye on them there
24:19
a smaller platform right but fidelity wife at
24:21
all yeah
24:22
core
24:23
the all are either owned by massacre games
24:26
and it deserves the nelson integration with wet
24:28
with with web three and damn
24:30
in we actually use them so what we did the first bell
24:32
ringing though myself and journey
24:35
my company that the first bell ringing both in
24:37
the physical world that nasa market site in
24:40
him in in in the metaverse
24:42
have caught them at a restaurant as the of a virtual
24:44
space and in car we did it live
24:47
so i rang the bell physically and nasa shop
24:49
in the market and then my avatar
24:51
which was been you know being
24:53
used my friend of mine ah press the bell
24:55
also in this virtual world and we can to get
24:57
it all at the same time went live on television
25:00
was crazy though actually pull that off but
25:02
yeah those below the glasses were
25:04
higher fidelity that being said
25:06
once again this another caviar if
25:09
you are a brand and you want to activate you want to
25:11
go you know you wouldn't necessarily you want to go
25:13
where where the players
25:14
where are the players made depending on who your
25:16
brand is what they want to what they want to attract
25:19
a lot of rams were working with our building a robot
25:21
it's about the are building afford a creative and
25:24
some want to do something and essential enter the sandbox
25:26
it really depends on where you're audiences but
25:28
if you're a big brand which was at work with a lot
25:30
of them are looking at roadblocks afford a
25:32
creative are some of these other platforms rights
25:35
activists
25:37
though these so called
25:39
metre vs that are not on block chain
25:42
robe lungs minecraft the
25:44
you see them being able
25:46
to make the pivot they want
25:48
to make the pivot where people have ownership
25:50
of their stuff
25:53
they don't know i don't know if they want
25:55
to make the pivot i think they might have eventually
25:57
make some type of integration
25:59
oh tess some type of integration
26:02
right into i think was epic you're really sad to see
26:04
some and is t games are an
26:06
epic store
26:08
so side i know i think
26:10
it'll it'll be a transitional
26:12
you know right now i think
26:14
it's gonna take some time some time core with core
26:16
did moving away from been decentralized the
26:19
to be no or a little bit more decentralized has gotta be
26:21
something that people can be looking at
26:23
the in how everything works out for them
26:25
that will be interesting i think that eventually they
26:27
will be testing some of these things
26:30
right or the other option is
26:32
for example microsoft microsoft activision
26:34
blizzard you know x box minecraft
26:37
they might try some type of interoperability
26:39
or decentralization within the
26:41
sun even you know we can't even call it decentralization
26:43
but some type of and interoperability
26:45
within their game with their within their universe
26:48
of game they could try that but
26:50
it might still be a centralized space
26:52
when they all microsoft is making those moves
26:55
they bought old space vr right
26:58
that's a recent acquisition and i'm
27:00
no great meeting place of they do with
27:02
that what they've done with minecraft
27:05
no that can be huge
27:08
i'm i'm curious about this i i just
27:10
you know the other day i was
27:13
in a a twitter space and some i guess
27:15
oh come check out my area in
27:17
space show bought iowa so
27:20
we literally went inside and
27:22
inside and t that was a penthouse
27:24
it was like whoa whoa whoa hold
27:26
on a second this is an nfc it's a then
27:29
i worked there was an exclusive both was
27:31
an end of the company
27:32
i'm i'm hour
27:33
i bought a a dubai
27:35
penthouse a pair of penn
27:37
how and you can x is so
27:39
it was really the it'll spot about it is
27:41
that are you due to my brr are
27:44
monsters quests are you doing on
27:46
the i pad are you doing on my phone
27:48
or i could do it on the browser and so that
27:50
was a good way to get people into these
27:52
virtual worlds not just
27:54
with a headset on average of what else
27:57
they can we can have we can have the
27:59
ip parties that would appear at a penthouse
28:02
what people were and in it and
28:04
can be kind of gonzalez aside that
28:07
me was new i never been inside
28:09
of an energy from i know it's alvin
28:11
wait a second
28:13
cool so are there other platforms
28:15
as core that like that where you can have these
28:17
these these environments that are actually
28:19
it is t environments enough t barman
28:22
how you would call them
28:23
yeah yeah i mean the first of all the big shot
28:25
to the team of the exclusive all i love the work they've been doing
28:27
and i love with a partner with spatial
28:30
to take this to the next level right so i'm
28:32
this fisher
28:33
the around been overwhelming metaverse right space
28:35
program
28:36
are you an eye on a few things will you know like
28:38
i'm i bought some other initial lands
28:41
at my land that mean tennis i don't want to call them
28:43
the i some like remember what it called the have them specific
28:45
names of oh yeah i think that they're doing
28:48
a really good job of i think i think
28:50
the point there travis there travis it's a lot about world
28:52
building
28:53
they have a say that a logical here he said like
28:55
in the metaverse were all world builders and now's
28:57
your time to build whether it
28:59
building community or building in and
29:01
of to your building world's like it's our time
29:03
to build right now so tend to start creating this yeah
29:06
i think that that's where you know the part distributors
29:08
cause of on pay in the spatial made a lot of fat
29:10
they were both growing there are both and a heady in this
29:12
and in in these directions and the partnership
29:15
make sense of and say i think
29:17
you know at the cyber i a cyber isn't
29:20
cyber
29:21
favorite what's it called i can remember it like for
29:23
example i'm a clone x or holder think you
29:25
are to write a job
29:27
then we get the cyber what's called cyber
29:30
the dream cyberspace
29:32
i was or something coming that i'm not aware
29:34
of know
29:35
got it will got it will always
29:37
the price myspace while you're gonna
29:39
taste buds
29:40
that's besides the weekend our parade et cetera
29:42
et cetera and it's like i can remember
29:44
the name right now cyber something the high else
29:47
that at the you know that that's
29:49
an nfc that you can build into as
29:51
well so it's a nasty touch your and of tea but
29:54
they are you know a a
29:56
mean when you buy land as you know
29:58
in central and you can build on your bills on your
30:00
land which is an nfc the house isn't necessarily
30:02
menefee but
30:04
feel like these that are so
30:06
the earliest ones are there's
30:09
, of the central and sandbox
30:12
the someone space
30:15
and have no vassals right those are the
30:17
earliest ones earliest do
30:19
think that first mover advantage for those
30:22
is going to give them longevity
30:24
or do you think that some of them might
30:26
fail
30:28
i owe my i'm in three of those since i'm hoping
30:30
that three of us survive you
30:32
know not that i have anything against the fourth one bits
30:34
of the yeah you know i think you know sandbox
30:37
for example as he has had some amazing partnership
30:40
if either well positioned i mean i think
30:42
the central am from the central i'm from a community perspective
30:45
is really into seen they're doing some great events
30:47
i was that the chairwoman for medalists fashion week
30:49
helmand essential and so the
30:51
i don't know like will they all be
30:54
will they all survived i don't know i'm i'm
30:56
very actually
30:58
i'm very excited about star atlas
31:02
the
31:03
that once again unreal engine that's beautiful
31:06
beautiful
31:07
beautiful we were both a full
31:09
disclosure travis labels got to be early
31:11
investors and start out that ls
31:13
and yeah no i mean i
31:15
feel like wow it's kind of like
31:17
super quiet right now and
31:21
once had hit some people understand
31:23
what is as they're building what why didn't you besides
31:26
the fact that the graphics are pretty why do you like it
31:29
i love the team i think that without
31:31
him i think that the they've been quiet
31:33
for a reason i think it's because they're building
31:36
right they're building they're not
31:38
necessarily doing all the marketing stuff right now
31:40
they're building and i'm in
31:42
the stuff i've seen i'm just really impressed like
31:44
i'm
31:46
i'm watching president in ,
31:48
actually really impressed with them and
31:50
, their ideas and concepts and some how they're
31:52
putting it all together the that's
31:54
one that i would definitely keep my eye out
31:56
for
31:58
i love that i want to have
31:59
this so you know i
32:02
know a lot of people who are listen to the show
32:04
of maybe have kids that are that are building
32:06
and minecraft we were playing in
32:08
robots are they're doing stuff in
32:10
fortnight right my question
32:12
is around file formats like if
32:14
i want to create something for
32:16
a man averse and i actually downloaded unreal
32:19
engine five and i'm playing around with a sigh
32:21
that i'm i'm a graphic i myself i like
32:23
this board had of whereas i'm gonna see what i can
32:25
do but what what do you need
32:28
to export it as like of i want to put
32:30
something in spatial if i want to put some and
32:32
core one of his other was i had
32:34
a what what do i need to do the decrease
32:36
to export it is uploaded here it
32:38
is now it's inside the minimum
32:41
you know i would love to find a solution that can
32:43
do that for every single type of assets
32:46
but i haven't come across the solution that will dot for
32:48
everything right because at the another day what you're
32:50
trying to solve there's interoperability of how you take
32:52
the acid the you create it's imported into the sand
32:54
box where to look this way important and robots rates
32:56
of of the sweats imported into you
32:58
know the central am and then
33:00
are you weren't having an unreal engine
33:02
it's only able to be imported into as
33:04
long as it's warm and i got
33:06
yeah modifier the aluminium
33:08
not i mean you might know you you can that's a big
33:10
problem in our privileges accurately assess
33:13
right there are you know ready player me i think they
33:15
do a great job with the avatars mean a report them
33:17
into a whole bunch of different places the
33:20
you know it it's it's still not is so
33:22
many the let's say i build a house and spatial
33:24
and i build at once and then can i think that acid
33:27
imported into the sandbox and put it into the central
33:29
it's that probably does not exist and if it does
33:31
please reach out to let me know but
33:33
you know that the thing is that you know and then you also
33:35
talking about moving things between centralized and
33:37
decentralized platforms what is the incentive
33:39
for a centralized preference allow you to bring that in
33:42
you know
33:43
though some big big question definitely
33:45
they met you know it at any no incentive
33:48
indefinitely and i think you know the this
33:50
concept of the metaverse dot
33:52
metaverse happens when we have interoperability
33:55
between these and i can go from
33:57
the central and and move my avatar
34:00
if my possessions into sandbox
34:02
it might look their friends right your character
34:04
kind of changes because the graphic limit
34:06
not limitations i ,
34:08
that unreal five is going to do some
34:10
amazing things were rum we're we're
34:12
looking at victoria vr nas
34:15
as one of those which just looks again
34:17
they're building quietly quietly
34:20
i think i know the answer to this question
34:22
but maybe you can support or
34:25
disagree you know lot of people
34:27
are like well the best graphics are gonna win
34:30
or but then i look at you know sandbox
34:33
and essential you they think will look at minecraft
34:35
and roadblocks minecraft and age of amazing graphics
34:38
every player's gonna
34:40
want something different like new can't we can't make
34:42
that blanket statement that every once everyone wants
34:45
super high fidelity yea i think
34:47
that you know if i am at that
34:49
being said if i am a luxury brand and i wanna
34:51
you know port my you know my birkin bag
34:53
i might want to look for the most has fidelity because
34:55
that's just my eat those as a plan but
34:58
it doesn't mean that everything has to look a certain way or
35:00
the has to be done in and we'll see
35:03
i mean to each his own his think there's lots of different flavors
35:05
and you know some more some more boxes more
35:07
me a more foxholes way you know it'll
35:10
it'll really really depends
35:11
you know
35:13
i don't know like them my children at you
35:15
know my children play minecraft and roadblocks their
35:17
their their game you know
35:20
it's not like oh my gosh know when or where i want to move on
35:22
to for neck of the graphics are better like says
35:23
the conversation and we have you know
35:26
how do we inspire them yeah want
35:28
to be builders in the metaverse because
35:30
that's yeah yeah i speak of the disconnect
35:32
because they are the put another time
35:34
and robots in minecraft or for
35:36
by the way and i'll stop the don't always
35:38
think divorcee
35:40
centralize world
35:42
how we a lot of them are developing really
35:44
team building skills oh
35:46
yeah we bridge that rise
35:48
of unfounded put a fire and my daughter's as
35:50
the she's great a building southern minecraft are
35:53
like if you could learn how to do this and use
35:55
your learn how to gases
35:57
when haven't gotten any or sandbox
35:59
you could sell these assets and you
36:02
know which is like man
36:04
it you just tell you from my experience
36:06
with my son she's , at
36:08
at spam computer science camp right now
36:10
that's because he loves also became also role
36:13
lox developer last year certainly you want to
36:15
corps and to corps certification and
36:17
you develop some robots right now and he actually
36:19
makes money
36:20
you may not know happiness money to
36:22
people plays experience and whatever
36:24
try to do is kind of spend a little
36:26
time between world building between
36:29
what's a gameplay like when they're actually in their
36:31
gaming and world and world building right so
36:33
there there when they can also be building so
36:36
we gonna split that time because the building schools i think
36:38
is what's really important rights i think
36:40
that that's something i'm to something
36:42
that happened recently was the passing of
36:44
minecraft game or techno blaze might and
36:47
i'm i'm my son from into my office you knock the
36:49
my doors that mummy can't talk to you i just heard that techno
36:51
blaze
36:52
twenty three year old amer i'm very naughty
36:54
my fav
36:55
the passed away from cancer so we hadn't have a conversation
36:57
and he felt really sad you sad
37:00
in you want to win and he said i
37:02
have an idea we want to win that he came back not the
37:04
know and the door again and i opened it is
37:06
that i want to show you something so what orders that
37:08
you had gone into robots into one of his his
37:10
experiences in created a moral
37:13
so that's a moment for me where i said
37:16
wow the skills that i gave him or not
37:18
only helping him make a little money here and
37:20
there but are helping him cope and manages
37:22
emotions in a very positive way so
37:25
now the for me and i put an ongoing thing that
37:27
tons of feedback for me was
37:30
it really an important moment because she
37:32
deal he can also put he play sports is
37:34
also using physical activity to manage emotions
37:36
but he was able to use as building skills to
37:39
manage how he felt at that moment in
37:41
that to me was really powerful unlike what kinda
37:43
sick knowledge into the on making
37:45
money right it can actually help them express
37:47
themselves in a safe way in a way
37:49
that can allow them to i don't use
37:51
that knowledge in a different way
37:53
what your technologies amoral it's neither
37:55
good nor bad it's what we do with them this
37:57
is why you know we were so drawn to social
38:00
media in the beginning
38:02
and of course look what happens you know people
38:05
eventually turn something that's meant to connect
38:07
and for good and to give
38:09
people a place in a voice
38:11
a big tech comes in this is i think
38:14
the fear about the metaverse so
38:16
you've gotta have some that trepidation
38:19
as well as we as we get ready to
38:21
finish out here today maybe give
38:23
us your vision for what should
38:26
the metaverse look like
38:28
and so what are your biggest fears
38:32
i agree with you see up at night is definitely
38:34
the biometric data privacy in
38:36
others it's a things i think we
38:38
to have really open conversations really uncomfortable
38:40
conversations from the get go
38:42
because there will be challenges we don't even organ
38:44
exist that are going to pop up and happen right support
38:48
i'm i'm i'm let's have those an uncomfortable
38:50
conversations out
38:51
right am i believe
38:53
that i personally want to build
38:55
towards an open decentralized metaverse are mostly
38:58
open in decentralized that would be i think the goal
39:01
the man
39:02
you know
39:04
from the from
39:05
you know i'm i'm either you topic know this topic
39:08
about that i'm what's called for told me and i'm in the middle
39:10
the
39:12
you know i do think that if we build
39:14
the differently and if it is decentralized
39:17
and if we have want people making decisions
39:19
more companies at the forefront and
39:21
if you know and i person as a woman
39:24
ah in a latina if more
39:26
people like me can help build this future and have
39:28
a seat at the table side effects positive change
39:31
right so for me that's important right and i i
39:33
said this i said that it and now it's like i said i'm
39:35
not the typical face that you think of when you think of technology
39:37
right but that's what's important for everyone to know this
39:40
future is being built in everyone's welcome to build
39:42
the
39:42
it
39:43
though in that way said my now the tend to build right
39:45
you can build things without necessarily been
39:48
you know how i picture though
39:51
see i think that i think there is other there
39:53
is hope i think personally i have a lot of hope the
39:55
future is it all going to be perfect no i don't think so i think
39:58
there's no be that things that happened
40:00
you know i do want to build towards a better future for my
40:02
children that hopefully won't harvester data
40:06
if your hands off my data travis right
40:09
mean to be touching
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try to keep my head have also data as
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it seems like though that it's going to be captured more
40:15
more so overtime so
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i guess i i love what you just said that it was kind of a
40:20
nice little wrapped it all up there and at the end
40:22
there any final words that you may be like to bestow
40:24
upon the listeners of bad crypto pia
40:27
about the metaverse kind of get rolling what
40:29
to do what that the how to think about this
40:32
how about this
40:34
this as a rapper you get away from the hype
40:36
get away from
40:37
i've been to think the spot the next that physicists
40:39
assessor state to the days mobile internet
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what would you want to seem done differently now is your
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time to to really affect change
40:46
right it's it's it's it's this moment of creativity
40:48
and around explain it the moment
40:51
when there's helping me that we can make a better future
40:53
not a perfect
40:54
don't don't read too much into that not a perfect one
40:56
at least a better one she just went on the public
40:59
enemy on us travis don't believe i
41:02
don't , the hype hype
41:05
now i don't know i've learned i've
41:07
been observed kathy hackle at
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a at kathy heckled dot com
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i'd like to buy a vowel please it's spelled
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h a c k l either
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and either before the l [unk]
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empowering shower gel
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let's just thrown in there somewhere
41:21
the godmother of the metaverse there are tons
41:23
of weeks in the show notes guys
41:26
for many of the things we discuss today
41:28
so make sure you check it out and at cathy
41:30
thanks for coming on and in tolerating
41:32
us i'll see it as an the metaverse
41:37
oh man i sprained my metaverse
41:40
the your metaphorical arch yeah i
41:42
don't know that would that in a parcel what is everybody
41:45
robot would have met another them or if you sprain
41:47
your med of or soul and means you get bent
41:49
outta shape and the metaverse oh
41:51
, you walk around like are like like
41:54
what happened with your controllers out of place in arms
41:56
like yeah for those
41:58
of you who have never said
41:59
the crypto vauxhall they didn't say
42:02
this during the interview i did say that it was
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one of the for early ones i have a
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feeling that's the one that she doesn't have landed
42:09
do you know she i mentioned sandbox
42:11
the central and i'm saw omnium
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space in crypto vauxhall's and she says
42:15
she has three out of the force i'm guessing crypto
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boxes that the one and it's the only
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one that we've actually built a space
42:22
in if you go to bad code dot
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42:36
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42:38
where the bouncers and i'm
42:40
you can play some a music and
42:43
audio clips there at the bar just push the
42:45
play button once you're in there and it's just it's just kinda
42:47
fun to see this little thing we built i'll
42:49
put a link to it in the show notes to
42:51
no matter of fact on last
42:53
thursday i was on the twitters
42:56
and i saw but cook kimbo
42:58
sack talking about this comedy verse
43:01
so somebody and created
43:03
a comedy store inside
43:05
the metaverse i'm i was thinking about
43:08
like how cool would be to have a really good comedy
43:10
room you know and you have them i
43:12
could so the actually didn't him in
43:15
in crypto boxes
43:17
and i didn't get to go up on stage
43:19
because they already had their people already set up
43:21
but maybe in the future be able to go up but of kind
43:23
of weird because nobody can hear anybody
43:25
last
43:26
right so i was a good how cool it would be
43:28
would almost like find yourself
43:31
a laugh like this is my last ah
43:34
like was the most as a funny joke where everybody
43:37
pushes their last button
43:38
it's own unique laugh and i want to be
43:41
the guy who has that custom life us
43:43
like
43:46
if you don't want that you
43:49
know what that last year comedian you want to do
43:51
some annoying i know that's why i want to be that
43:53
guy it's like haggling legally oh
43:56
man that guy i love the idea of
43:58
comedy versa with your work
43:59
events of all kind they're they're coming
44:02
and we were going to put one on travis
44:04
they will figure out what that's gonna look like
44:06
and spaces and maybe will use all space
44:08
vr possess someone that's most successful
44:11
to a to people on the know
44:14
i think the one that's probably the most of the it is
44:16
a as spatial dot io because
44:18
he on you can do it on desktop you
44:20
doing on a mobile android ios
44:22
ipad or oculus i launched
44:24
in the oculus and it was buggy
44:27
yeah
44:28
i just fake another one of those we
44:30
are v or where do you that's worth schools i got i
44:33
got some bad as pin houses that are actually
44:35
enough t we don't care what your magazines
44:38
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44:40
your penthouses
44:42
yeah penthouses i had
44:44
a clever now have you analog
44:46
perhaps magazine but i have mine
44:49
i want her house and dubai one in paris
44:51
why miami one in las vegas
44:54
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44:56
but their inner peace and i got from our exclusive
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44:59
i'm a really cool i did buy one of
45:01
those penthouses per your right direction
45:03
non financial advisor travis
45:06
front of your energies on the law and
45:08
play videos on the was like it's actually
45:10
pretty cool
45:11
let's see what the how about you and i
45:13
this week do of way around
45:15
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45:17
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45:22
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45:24
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45:26
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45:29
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45:34
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