Chemistry today magazine

Chemistry today magazine

chemistry today magazine  Published this article page no  92 Development of new digital cultures Occupation of a new space by people in physical or digital form leads to creation of a new culture in that space. How people act and what their preferences are in the metaverse could be totally different than how they behave in real life. o Also these cultures may evolve very differently as they would operate outside direct governmental regulation.  Usage and processing of data will increase exponentiallyData will be extracted from new sources like behavioural patterns idiosyncrasies of physical movement among others. This will increase the volume of data and the amount of processing it is subjected to.  Affecting Mental health in both waysThere have been evidences of virtual world nourishing mental health by aiding in confidence development increased tolerance etc. But at the same time the seamless integration of the real and virtual worlds has the potential to aggravate issues such as addiction anxiety depression among others.  Another dimension to cybercrime and cybersecurity Metaverse increases the degree of freedom experienced by its users. This opens several dimensions of crime i.e theft of virtual assets identity theft in metaverse alongside the already prevalent cybercrime issues.  Rising environmental burdenThe technologies that embody the meta verse i.e Augmented Reality Virtual Reality Block chain and Big Data among others require significant among of energy. This may increase pressure on already stressed carbon emissions. What kind of ethical issues these changes could create?  Translation of Laws and Rights from Real to Digital spaceIn the absence of a regulatory framework in the form of laws or a constitution it is difficult to understand what are the Rights that will be protected and how will they be protected.  Misuse and unfair ownership of data In a seamless environment such as meta verse it would be difficult to implement the current consent based permission structure for private data resulting in muddled ownership of data and increased vulnerability to misuse chemistry today magazine buy. 



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