The good world, on the other hand, is a new world we can escape to.
The bad world is the world we predominantly live in. A place to be all, do all, get all, and maybe, forget all.Īlbeit different in mediums of expression, Romanticism, the “wilderness” movement, and the Metaverse’s popularization hinge on the separation between a bad world and a good world. A place where physicality is obsolete, means of expression are infinite, and economic rewards are bountiful. The Metaverse pointed us toward a new and unspoiled territory that is the virtual world. It was at this juncture of time that the Metaverse came as if a reprieve. In exacerbating our reliance on tech, isolation also heightened and made the deterioration of our society more visible. Somewhere, a vision, of the two worlds, collide, discontent combusts, and old structure crumbles, reality untethered, from algorithmic doings, communities escape, from tokenized shackles, visionaries dethroned, so our priorities reset.Ĭonsequences afflict, but this time we'll face, the after taste of complacency, hard as it will be, we'll regain what’s rightfully ours, for this time, we'll build, our own world beyond.Īt the start of 2020, the world went into lockdown as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic. There, a sight of the world, that might not remain, fractured between beings and their self-references, bizarrely dependent, on techno-fantasy, struggling with the same battles, in-and-out realities, torn, shredded apart, distant pockets of humanoids. Here, a world remains, drowned in promises, chasing illusions, and haunted with truths.įragments of flamboyant reality, embellished in a proprietary fashion, vast and novel, we who participate, eerily narrow and familiar, we who control. Security should be based on the sound sense of not opening e-mails from unknown sources or those containing unusual message headers.There, a world beyond, encroaching through discourse, Armed with devotion, and fit with hopes. However, even if your software is regularly updated it won't catch all viruses (especially new ones). Some viruses are activated when you use an infected program others merely require you to view an infected document.Antiviral programs act like the body's immune system in that they are always on the lookout for `foreign' material-in this case, foreign program code.
There are a number of antiviral programs available (some are free) that will screen for and help you neutralize infected files on your computer- before they are activated or have a chance to `replicate'. Viruses may also be present in files attached to e-mail messages (but cannot be transmitted via a text-only e-mail itself ).
In theory, any file you download from the Internet is a potential vector. An infected file may cause annoyance or the loss of data. Viruses are small segments of code that have been inserted into computer files, often with malicious intent.
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