> In Zuckerberg's escapist cyber-colony, one's new 3-D life is to be handed over to the creators and moral minders of the metaverse. As he states in an interview for The Verge: >> "But managing the integrity of these communities, whether you're talking about misinformation on Facebook or other types of harm — we track about 20 different types of harm[.] ... There are lots of different types of harm. You need to build specific systems to handle them. We have, I think at this point it's more than 1,000 people working on building the AI and technical systems. And I think it's more than 30,000 or 35,000 people helping to review the content. And that kind of apparatus that we built up I think will carry naturally to all the work that we'll do going forward." >> The goal is the creation of a "cohesive society" with a "shared foundation of values and some understanding of the world and the problems that we all face together." > In other words, Zuckerberg will incorporate into the metaverse the same structures and values as he presently promotes on Facebook.