The metaverse track was previously about

reducing human physiological activities to nothingness
and letting people live in an algorithmic world defined by capitalists
a world similar to that of "Ready Player One"
where the social contract of the real world
and the sense of physical participation are completely shattered
but this requires unlimited resources/energy support
somewhat like nurturing humanity
OpenClaw has achieved
cross-app autonomous operation + self-learning
the necessity of humans as the main subject is decreasing
but it hasn't completely replaced decision-making yet
there are specific problems to solve
which is to help humans save time
but the common point of both tracks is
trying to build a complex system
that can operate coherently without human participation
the metaverse is where people can live in and never leave
lobsters are AI doing the work for you so you don't have to
but the result is
as physical beings,
humans are becoming increasingly redundant
in the production chain and living space
in other words, through self-denial and self-destruction,
wealth itself is in the hands of 2%
and 98% of people are just working
this is also an extremely dangerous outcome for humanity