Probing reality and myth in the metaverse

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Are you ready to dive into the metaverse? Whether you’re a proponent or a skeptic, chances are, you are already engaging in some form of the metaverse in your daily lives through immersive devices and experiences. While there is so much information about what it is, what it is not, who it is for, and how it is used, it is clear that consumers will be the driving force in its evolution, according to a new article. Get updated on the current consumer sentiment about the metaverse plus the six myths, and be prepared for the future.
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Probing reality and myth in the metaverse
Despite some skepticism, our recent insights show that Americans of all ages are ready to embrace the metaverse.
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