One of the world’s oldest living cultures is meeting the world’s newest emerging tech. Indigenous Australians begin to take part in the Metaverse with plans for a First Nations Cultural Embassy. (Reporting via maxparasol)
its own digital currency as a way to further foster self-sovereignty that it has claimed since 2014 and plan its own policy planning priorities.
She argued further that the Metaverse is a future deeply connected to the present, stating that “the process of creation gives identity and connection to people. During creation, the ancestors created sacred worlds between the land and the living. From birth, we are taught to connect with the physical and spiritual worlds, past the present, future — The Metaverse is a future realm.”
Having a cultural embassy for the group is about “using the future to re-write the past. It’s about leapfrogging the political process and making the cultural process part of that negotiation from the beginning — change from the get-go. Crypto allows us to be part of the conversation again by adopting the newest digital tech,” Lee-Ah mat said.
“Virtual land is being created as a basis for privileged and best access for virtual games, work, leisure and learning environments. The ‘virtual land grab’ is on with companies and venture capital firms buying plots of virtual land ahead of the possible but largely unknown commercial opportunities and without any recognition or strategy to ensure equitable ownership of land.
There is obviously the danger of racism and sexism in the Metaverse. Nonfungible tokens, for example, have beenof being colorblind. Therefore, Lee-Ah mat says Indigenous Australians and other minority groups need to “have a say in the processes and protocols of the Metaverse.” and ideologies because “we don’t want to be playing catch up as governments begin to regulate the Metaverse.”
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