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Who said you have to embrace it? Do what you want! Doesn't change what others are doing, nor should it.
I still have all three of those (so long as by Metaverse you actually meant VR). I'm guessing you've got none, but that doesn't change what other people use and value.
Edit: Here come the down votes. Why are so many on here self-centered, and feel like if they don't approve of something then no one else is allowed to? Posting my opinion of technology on Lemmy feels like wearing a two-piece bikini to Sunday School, without shaving. Such judgmental hypocrites.
Mmm yesss, cry about the down votes more.
Thanks, they're representative of the clueless masses blinded by irrational hatred. Nothing will change by pointing them out, but it sure is entertaining to the pragmatic few.
Nah, they represent your shit take!
You're so witty. Did you come to Lemmy straight from Reddit, or did you spend a couple years on Musk's Twitter to really refine your brilliant takes?
Awe thanks, I guess it means something then, as a witty person, when I say your take is shit.
Never had Twitter, even before Musk's takeover, and haven't used reddit in about 5 years, wbu?