The metaverse has at least one true believer: Zuckerberg.
The ship is starting to sink.CEO Mark Zuckerberg is steadfast in his belief that we will all soon be socializing and working together inside a corporate metaverse while wearing bulky headsets — and so far, he's willing to overlook the walls coming down around him.
The company's stock cratered 20 percent after the company's earnings report for the third quarter disappointed investors,"We've been through a couple of these cycles before already, and I'm pretty confident this is going in a good direction," Zuckerberg said during a call with analysts, as quoted by"And while we continue to navigate some challenging dynamics — a volatile macroeconomy, increasing competition, ads signal loss, and growing costs from our long-term...
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