Here I’ll take a quick pause and reflect on my current progress and approach. So far, this was my plan for the series of articles: to build from the foundation of the Metaverse, starting with its basic concepts, applications, and expanding this to a further degree.
Alas, I did not acknowledge its main blind point. I was continuously writing my articles, mainly referencing other pre-written articles, re-organizing them, and concluding with some of my brief opinions. The information is already there; why should the readers access my article to gain the same content? Readers interested in the Metaverse would have already searched for it. There isn’t an original reason for the readers to read my articles. Analyzing my current approach, it’s hard for the articles to revolve around “my thoughts,” as it mainly has to be weighted on factual information. Writing through this approach for a few weeks, I already realized that there is no fun, passion, and gain from this. If what I do isn’t interesting to me, why would it be to the readers?
There is no point for paraphrasing bundles of information already in existence a few years or months ago.
Hence I came out with a different approach: to focus on the current and future Metaverse ecosystem. But instead of delivering information based on factual data, the articles will be centered on my opinions and vision. As mentioned before, people already have affordable access to major data. The distribution of information has already surpassed the standard abilities of an individual. Professional reporters will do that for me. If you want to know about something, search and read or listen. What’s valuable here is vision.
