Worldbuilding
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Worldbuilding
NFT worldbuilding projects on Bankless
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Whether it is through a VR headset, the manipulation of projectors, or clever set design, immersion fulfills our desire for escapism, instantly transporting us to far-flung, exotic worlds conveniently differentiated by genre: aliens, dinosaurs, cowboys, zombies, steampunk. Excitement and wonder in a familiar imaginary, this mode of immersive
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The scariest thing about technology? The humans making it. Technology isn’t inherently bad, but it’s too often in the wrong hands. If it truly speaks to and supports your audience, then don’t feel shy to utilise technologies to build your brand world and connect with your audience in more mutual ways. This is about world (not just bot) building.
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How to Fall in Love With a System: Coziness as a Catalyst for Participatory Agency
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The ultimate, hidden truth of the world is that it is something that we make, and could just as easily make differently.
-David Graeber
Worldbuilding, for me, was a form of expansive hope—a necessary imagination for being alive.