A lot has changed since Mark Zuckerberg last year boldly proclaimed the company once known as Facebook would charge the world headfirst into the so-called metaverse. A historic tech recession gripped grabbed Meta and left him with 11,000 fewer employees and a stock price below a whopping 65%. According to reports, Meta Burned over $10 billion dollars in his metaverse vision during that time with little to show for it except avatars with legs that barely work and a $1,500 headset no real use case. John Carmack, the legendary engineer who lent his ear to Meta, recently even I leave. Now, with the end of 2022 in sight, the company says it plans to spend even more money heading into the new year.

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