Experts say that a metaverse universe must have four elements in order to thrive and take root. These are immersive realism and access and identity as well as interoperability, scalability, and interoperability. These elements can be achieved without disturbing the laws of Physics, but it requires sophisticated technology and financial tradeoffs. It’s easy to see what the creators valued and sacrificed by looking at a handful of emerging metaverses.
Pax.world is almost indestructible because of such tradeoffs. Frank Fitzgerald, its creator, spent years studying the problems from all angles and optimizing Pax.world for each of these parameters. And he’s eager to show the world what his five-year head start and stubborn refusal to accept that anything is impossible has enabled.
Pax.world will launch in summer 2022. It is so advanced that many of the most creative minds on Earth have flocked to get a glimpse.
Thomas Sevcik (a world-renowned architect, city planner and urban designer) is one of these great minds.
Sevcik (CEO of Arthesia) works closely with governments and businesses all over the world, often on huge projects. He is passionate about the metaverse and creation, as well as architecture. So he was excited to discuss pax.world. Here’s a recap of his comments.
Sevcik responded to a question regarding his innovations career. “I created early versions of the metaverse – in my quite real sandbox and on paper doing my own maps of imaginary land and cities. From there on it was easy”
He is modest, but he has significant professional accomplishments.
“I’m lucky enough to be an entrepreneur as well as being involved in many outstanding international projects. While some are large and complex, such as creating whole cities in different parts of the globe, others are more exciting, like branding experiences or worlds. Some are unique, private cities and contrarian investments come to mind.”
The conversation moved to crypto, metaverse and Sevcik’s involvement in the financial revolution.
“In the early days, I sort of watched from the sidelines. I’m keen on questions surrounding sovereignty, special zones and alternative governance ideas, so I looked at it from that angle.
“I personally got into crypto rather early on and I’m glad I did.”
Sur the metaverse. Sevcik pointed out, “It’s a logical development, right? Humans are naturally curious creatures who expand their horizons constantly and then want more.”
“A metaverse isn’t un-real or inhumane. In fact, it’s deeply human and totally real, creating worlds and experiences on a new level. Utopian and pragmatic at the same time.”
Sevcik’s view is a unique and humanistic outlook on the metaverse. The metaverse, he argues, is a way to appreciate the human experience in a way that’s not possible in real life.
Pax.world isn’t just ready to be used, but it’s ready to innovate upon the physical world, he said. Secvik says that the potential for learning in metaverse can help to address many of the social challenges faced by people in the real world.
The metaverse asks compelling questions of our ‘real’ world, Sevcik claims.
“Narrative around spatial planning, the idea of ‘quality and uniqueness’, for instance, immediately gets explored when working in the metaverse.”
He’s convinced that pax.world is nothing less than the dawn of a new age of discovery for humanity.
“It’s so much more than just wanting to build land. It actually means repositioning cities, companies and organizations.”
“I’m already working on immense real-world projects explicitly linked or augmented with vectors, dimensions, extensions into or with the metaverse.”
Sevcik feels certain that pax.world is available and the best vehicle to carry his progressive ideas.
Pax.world has the potential to make progress in many areas.
Pax.world’s team of creators are thrilled that Thomas Sevcik and his team are on board and will soon introduce other great minds and skilled creators who are slated to join the pax.world family. Pax.world will be available this summer. It won’t be hard to miss.