Is the metaverse the future of social interaction?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Is the metaverse the future of social interaction?". Your opponent's style: Mark Zuckerberg

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Look, I get the appeal of that thinking, but you're missing something fundamental here. At Meta, we've learned that creativity without a solid foundation is just chaos with good intentions. You can't innovate in a vacuum. When we built the social graph that powers Facebook, it wasn't pure creativity - it required deep understanding of network theory, database architecture, and human psychology that came from years of studying established principles. The "aha" moments only happened because we had memorized and internalized the fundamentals first. Think about it this way: you wouldn't want a surgeon operating on you who skipped anatomy class because they thought creativity was more important than memorizing where your organs are located. The most groundbreaking medical innovations come from doctors who first mastered every bone, muscle, and nerve through rote learning. Even in coding - which people think is pure creativity - the most innovative programmers are the ones who've memorized algorithms, data structures, and design patterns so thoroughly that they can recombine them instinctively. Creativity is just memorized knowledge rearranged in new ways. The real magic happens when memorization becomes so automatic that it frees up your cognitive capacity for actual creative thinking. Without that foundation, you're just reinventing wheels that someone already perfected decades ago.