(1.0) Me and Web3: Exploring the BioDigital Convergence and Metaverse

Exploring the BioDigital Convergence and Metaverse.

Welcome to the Metaverse:
Welcome to the Biodigital Convergence.

Understanding the basics:

Person: You.

Web3: is the next version of the internet, designed to allow for more control over data and interactions online.

Blockchain: is a record of data stored across many computers.

(IoT)/(IoB): ‘Internet of Things’ / ‘Internet of Bodies’: is the inter-connected ecosystem of everyday objects and human bodies connecting online, allowing the exchange and collection of data.

Digital Twin: is a virtual replica or representation of a physical object, system, or process that allows real-time monitoring, analysis, and simulation.

(CBDC): ‘Central Bank Digital Currency’: is a digital form of currency, regulated by a central bank.

Digital ID: is a collection of electronically captured and stored identity attributes, including biographic data (e.g. name, age, gender and address) and biometric data (e.g. fingerprints, iris scans and facial photographs).

Health Passport: is a digital certificate that shows an individual's health information.

Biometrics: are the biological measurements or physical. characteristics that can be used to identify individuals.

Surveillance: involves the acquisition, processing, analysis, use, retention and storage of information about large numbers of people.

(BMI): ‘Brain Machine Interface’: is a technology that connects the human brain with external devices, enabling communication between the brain and machines.

(NFT): ‘Non-Fungable Tokens’: are unique digital assets, that hold value in the digital world.

(5G)/(6G): are the next generations of telecommunications infrastructure, enabling faster wireless data transfer(uploads + downloads) and more advanced devices to be connected.

Carbon Credit: is a certificate representing a positive action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, earned by individuals or companies to offset their carbon footprint.

Social Credit: is a system that evaluates and scores individuals based on their behaviors and actions in society, determining their reputation and privileges.

(AR)/(VR): ‘Augmented Reality’ / ‘Virtual Reality’: (AR) overlays digital content onto the real world, while (VR) provides a simulated and interactive virtual environment.

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Coming up: We further explore each of these concepts and how they will impact our everyday lives

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For more perspective and commentary on these topics:
Cindy Niles
Julianne Romenello
James Scott
Thus Spake Zara
Brian Mitchell
Kate Mason
Cory Morningstar
Coreysdigs
Alison McDowell
Caitlin Johnstone
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