Epic Tourism Ad Trolls Zuckerberg's 'Metaverse': 'Enhanced, Actual Reality Without Silly-Looking Headsets'
Late last month, Facebook announced it would change its name to Meta and add a virtual reality component, “metaverse.” While it may seem like a hip new concept, not everyone is excited about it. The pushback against the…
Late last month, Facebook announced it would change its name to Meta and add a virtual reality component, “metaverse.”
While it may seem like a hip new concept, not everyone is excited about it.
The pushback against the software is drawing a wave of reaction from both Republicans and Democrats.
Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers let Twitter know she is not a fan.
Even the New York Democrat Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez had something to say against it.
This may lead conservatives to wonder why she cannot see how the policies she supports are also a “cancer,” but we digress.
Inspired by Iceland, a tourism company, is another rather surprising source that mocked the platform’s changes.
The parody’s version of the metaverse is billed as Icelandverse. In it, an actor who is a Zuckerberg doppelgänger refers to visiting Iceland as “enhanced, actual reality without silly-looking headsets.”
Who knew Icelanders were so funny?
Do you like virtual reality?