Hi, everybody. Welcome to another Tech Tech Plus live stream. My dear

DeBoza, and we're trying out a new format here. You might notice that the sound is a little

better. Our wonderful team at San Francisco has sorted this all out for us. And Dan Reitzik,

you are our first guest for this new format. Welcome.

Oh, thank you. Pleasure to be here. So today we are talking about real estate in the Metaverse. You run a company that builds the mortgages for them. We have so many questions, but I also want to say just to kick this off, for our viewers out there, please ask questions. We have a few people monitoring them, whether that's on Twitter or YouTube. I'm sure that there's a lot because I have a lot of questions, Dan.

Why don't I let you start?

Really basic.

What is the Metaverse?

What is property in the Metaverse?

Why would anyone want that?

Yeah, okay.

So Terran Zero is, mortgages is just one thing that we do. You know,

in the early days of the internet, it was pretty basic. There were simple websites, static web pages,

things like Yahoo and AOL, and then came Web 2. And Web 2 was essentially the proliferation of social media.

And companies like Facebook and Twitter, you know, they enabled more interactivity and they

provided a platform for people to share their opinions or talk about things, you know,

good and bad.

And unfortunately, it also led to the erosion of privacy

and the, you know, the gathering of massive amounts of data on people.

In response to that, Web 3 has emerged.

And essentially what it is is it's the decentralization of the Internet,

as we know it today. People will have more

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