This is how Walmart envisions Shopping in the #Metaverse.

Thoughts? 💭 pic.twitter.com/5l7KhoBse7

— Homo Digitalis (@DigitalisHomo) January 3, 2022

You think the libs are screaming about food deserts now. Try getting rid of the existing stores.

No. But also yes if I never have to step foot in a Walmart again.

"We see you already have a gallon of milk at home. Should we put this one back?"

So Wal-Mart is telling you they can see what you have in your house.....everything down to basics

But how is one supposed to shoplift in the metaverse? I'm not going to search for it, but pretty sure the metaverse will be labeled racist.

The only positive is not having to shop with this:

rebag00 said:

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But how is one supposed to shoplift in the metaverse? I'm not going to search for it, but pretty sure the metaverse will be labeled racist.

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Same way one commits sexual violence. E-groping

In general, I find online ordering from local restaurants fraught with annoyances and the actual execution of the order/delivery to be incredibly inefficent and error-prone. The quarantine has made me appreciate the businesses that can actually meet my needs in person and do so politely, promptly, and without drama.

Maybe a mega-corporation like Walmart can do it. That demo posted doesn't excite me though. I want to make my purchases fast. I don't want to listen to some wannabe concierge AI take up my time telling me what it thinks I want to buy.

So Walmart believes that oil changes will still be a thing in the future? Good news for team ICE.

Why not at least make it look nice. Looks like a normal Walmart

The future is here and it sucks.

The problem is that it will show you stuff on the shelves that don't actually exist (or vice versa) because Wal-Mart's inventory is never correct.

And what value does that add to the current pick list? I suppose you can browse like you would if actually at the store?

Ha ha ha. That's a big nope from me.

I miss shopping at Wal Mart in Mexico where shoppers are middle class, generally well-dressed people with a sense of dignity and self-respect.

These clowns are literally working themselves towards the "battery" shown in the matrix.

We didn't even need the machine wars or AI, we are volunteering to become little lifeless nodes

All this tells me is that I would play a video game where I can smash things in a grocery store including that virtual employee.

Sometimes this automation is a good thing. You are going to see these up and down the aisle soon. https://www.zebra.com/us/en/solutions/intelligent-edge-solutions/smartsight.html

Um....what about a Gentlemen's Club?

Asking for a friend.

Little known addition to the oculus 2 is the pleasure module upgrade.

THE EJACULATOR.

Now with DNA analysis and semen banking features. Get yours today! Mine Bitcoin by allowing us complete authority over your reproduction and you can enjoy a lifetime of pure bliss until you decide to expire which we can arrange as well.

1. Clearly marketed to the weak minded if alcohol is first product advertised.

2. I don't want on this ride.

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Gaius Julius Bevo said:

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In general, I find online ordering from local restaurants fraught with annoyances and the actual execution of the order/delivery to be incredibly inefficent and error-prone. The quarantine has made me appreciate the businesses that can actually meet my needs in person and do so politely, promptly, and without drama.

Maybe a mega-corporation like Walmart can do it. That demo posted doesn't excite me though. I want to make my purchases fast. I don't want to listen to some wannabe concierge AI take up my time telling me what it thinks I want to buy.

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Not to mention, all these types of curbside and other delivery apps/systems foment laziness. And laziness begets laziness. America needs less lazy ****sticks, not more.