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Meataverse

A modern synonym for meatspace. Similar to the opposite of cyberspace, but for the Metaverse.

Antonym for 'Metaverse'. A real, physical place populated by actual people made of meat. (AKA, IRL).
Sandy: Do you wanna meet in the metaverse and play a round of VR Minigolf later?

Andy: Sorry, my wife made a reservation at a restaurant in the meataverse for tonight, so I'll have to pass this time.
Meataverse by badlearner March 2, 2022
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Metaverse 

The Matrix, but lamer and with NFTs for some reason. Product of Mark Zuckerberg's endless quest to make all of our lives worse
The metaverse is a load of crap, Zuckerberg is even dumber than he looks if he thinks I'm spending money on his lame VR headsets

Metaverse 

The reason Zuck lost 30 billion dollars in one day
Zuck: I hope you enjoy your stay in the Metaverse!
The majority: We will not be going to the Metaverse.
Zuck: :(
Metaverse by TRE_ February 7, 2022

metaverse 

Mark Zuckerberg's vr playground? nobody rly knows wtf the metaverse is
Im a real human, beep bop, back to the metaverse I go
metaverse by Anonymous Granny November 5, 2021

Metaversials 

The future generation that grows up alongside the metaverse
Metaversials, are the demographic cohort following Generation Z.
Metaversials by callmealex_09 March 1, 2022

Metaverse 

A virtual realm Mark Zuckerberg created in order to VR-rape unsuspecting social media users.
Mark Zuckerberg: “It’s not rape, you consented to this point when you signed the latest Facebook terms and conditions.”

Me: “Well I guess you’re right, proceed. At least it’s pain free in the metaverse, right? …right?”
Metaverse by Don_Paul August 17, 2022

metaverse 

One particular term often used to characterize any hypothetical future form of the Internet. Coined by Neal Stephenson in the book "Snow Crash".
See also: wordWired/word, wordMatrix/word.
You can give us all the metaverse-advancing technology in the world, and we'll still use it for pornography.
metaverse by Black Monkey Mage August 17, 2003
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