EU spends $450 million on metaverse party….five people show up

Only five people showed up Tuesday evening to a party hosted by the European Commission’s foreign aid department in the metaverse to get young people excited about the EU.

Devex correspondent Vince Chadwick tweeted that he was eventually the only party guest left, after “initial bemused chats with the roughly five other humans who showed up.”

Apparently only a few of the 44 people who liked the official trailer were intrigued enough by the avatars dancing to house music on a tropical island to actually join the party.


www.politico.eu/article/eu-threw-e387k-meta-gala-nobody-came-big-tech/

Video of the event below. This party was an investment in foreign aid by taxpayers.
www.devex.com/news/eu-aid-dept-s-387k-metaverse-meets-real-world-critique-104335

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This is what you can do in their metaverse platform

Remember they just announced they had no money to help Africans from starvation.

Once logged on, users adopt an avatar resembling a multicolored paperclip and roam around a surreal tropical island. Stories about EU development cooperation are playing on video screens in various locations. There is a 24-hour beach party pumping four-on-the-floor beats while presumably computer-generated figures dance on elevated platforms. A giant red statue prepares to hurl what looks like a coronavirus molecule. Dolphins jump through the air. Drones hover, carrying multiple screens flashing words such as “education” and “public health.” There is an open book art installation on a liquid floor as a “symbol of the human journey towards knowledge”. You can walk on water.

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