Metaverse (A comprehensive Introduction)

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The document discusses the history and future of the metaverse. It describes how the metaverse evolved from early technologies like the Internet and virtual worlds. Key developments included Bitcoin, blockchain, augmented reality games like Pokémon Go, and platforms like Fortnite that introduced elements of the metaverse. The document outlines aspects of the metaverse like virtual spaces for socializing, working, and commerce. While the metaverse could enhance education and expression, concerns exist around addiction, mental health impacts, data and security, and replacing reality.

Metaverse
M U H A M M A D A H M A D ( L 1 F 2 0 B S P H 0 0 4 0 )
M U Q A D A S S TA H I R ( L 1 F 2 0 B S P H 0 0 3 3 )
A B D U L H A N N A N M I R Z A ( L 1 F 2 0 B S P H 0 0 1 6 )
M O H A M M A D U Z A I R ( L 1 F 2 0 B S P H 0 0 1 8 )

The metaverse is a
hypothesized duplicat-
ion of the Internet,
supporting persistent
online 3-D virtual
environments

Web 1.0
the first generation of
the world wide web
read-only web
Why Metaverse was created?

Web 2.0
A VARIETY OF WEB
SITES
AND APPLICATIONS
ANYONE TO CREATE AND
SHARE ONLINE
INFORMATION
OR MATERIAL THEY HAVE
CREATED

Past:
• 1991 – Birth of the Internet
• 2003 – Second Life
• 2009 – Bitcoin
• 2009 – Blockchain
• 2010 – Play-to-Earn
Technology
• 2012 – NFTs

Present
• 2015 – Ethereum
• 2016 – Pokémon GO
• 2016 – The DAO –
Decentralized
Autonomous
Organizations

• 2017 – Fortnite
• This multiplayer video game was a huge success upon its release, and it introduced many
people to the look and feel of the metaverse and cryptocurrency. Fortnite user base totals 350
million.

• 2018 – Decentralized
Exchanges (DEX)
• 2021– First Concert
in the Metaverse

To The Future
T H E E V O L U T I O N O F V A R I O U S
K I N D S O F E N A B L I N G
T E C H N O L O G Y A N D N E W
F E A T U R E S I N T H E
M E T A V E R S E O V E R T H E L A S T
F E W Y E A R S H A S B E E N
I N C R E D I B L E . B U T N O T A S
A M A Z I N G A S I T W I L L B E
B E Y O N D 2 0 2 1 .
I N F A C T , I N T H E F U T U R E ,
T H E R E W I L L B E F E W I F A N Y
A S P E C T S O F S O C I E T Y –
I N C L U D I N G G O V E R N M E N T ,
B U S I N E S S , C H U R C H E S ,
E N T E R T A I N M E N T , D A T I N G ,
P O L I T I C S , A N D E V E N W A R –
T H A T W I L L R E M A I N
U N C H A N G E D W I T H T H E
E V O L V I N G M E T A V E R S E . I T
W I L L H A V E A N E S P E C I A L L Y
P R O F O U N D E F F E C T O N T H E
W A Y W E E D U C A T E
O U R S E L V E S A N D O U R
C H I L D R E N I N T H E Y E A R S
A H E A D .

Aspects of
metaverse
B Y A B D U L - H A N A A N

Experience
In the metaverse you can have:
• Whatever you want
• Whenever you want
• However you want
Dreams can become reality.

Spaces in the
metaverse
There will be three basic
spaces in the metaverse:
• Horizon Home: A personal space
for private matters.
• Horizon Worlds: A social space
where you can explore and create.
• Horizon Workrooms: A
professional space for meetings.

Metaverse (A comprehensive Introduction)

Knowledge and study
The metaverse will allow for better education
• You could interact with the objects of your study
• Look things up-close which are not possible
• Experiment and think outside the box
The laws of nature will not inhibit the imagination.

Economy
The Horizon Marketplace
will be the economic
centre of metaverse
• Cryptocurrency will be
used
• Goods will be digital
like photos videos and
music.
• There will be ownership
and regulations of
these goods.
Real world economy will
also be present.

Concerns and criticism
B Y M O H A M M A D U Z A I R

Addiction
• ALREADY A BIG ISSUE
• METAVERSE WILL BE MORE ADDICTING.

Depression
Metaverse would be dream
life
Reality won’t be the same
Inferiority complex
Leads to depression

Data and security
• SECURITY IS A BIG CONCERN
• METAVERSE WOULD BE ABLE TO
ACQUIRE EVEN MORE DATA
• THE OWNERS HAVE A BAD
REPUTATION.

Denying Reality
• ACCEPTANCE IS DIFFICULT
• ESCAPE IS EASY
• METAVERSE WOULD ENCOURAGE ESCAPE

Moderation
• NEW WAYS TO MANIPULATE
• DIFFICULT TO MODERATE
• GREATER RISKS

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