Musk thinks Neuralink is better than Metaverse in the long run.

Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk did not disclose support for the Metaverse and the Web 3.0 ecosystem, as they are believed to have been used as a voice and marketing strategy.

“I haven't seen anyone tie it to their hair everyday,” Musk said in an interview with 'Babylon Bee'. Most people talk about it, but I'm not sure if I buy it. "

Musk said he doesn't think we have to leave the physical world to live in the virtual world in the future, with a focus on metacosms and virtual reality (VR). Sharing his own experience, he added that VR glasses often cause severe pain when playing video games.

“In the long term, Neuralink is mature enough to enter virtual reality. I think we're still a long way from the demise of the meta-world. It seems ambiguous.”

Musk founded Neuralink, a neurotechnology company whose primary goal is to implant neurons in humans to repair and improve the body's immune system.

"The first @Neuralink product allows paralyzed people to use their cell phones on their brains faster than they can control a cell phone with their hands."

- Elon Musk (@elonmusk) 9 avril 2021

"At the moment, the description of the Metaverse isn't convincing enough. The Metaverse and Web 3 look more like business than reality. It's unnecessary. That would make sense, but not now."

Musk also said that people don't like to walk around in virtual reality glasses. He also remembers being warned not to sit near the TV when he was growing up.

"Are you blinding your eyes?" Now virtual reality glasses are like hanging a television in front of you. Is it good for you ? "

As the main supporter of Dogecoin (DOGE), Musk recently expressed his support for cryptocurrencies, claiming that they are indestructible and designed to solve the problems of centralization. According to the Cointelegraph, Musk spoke at the Code Conference in California:

"It can't destroy cryptocurrencies, but the government can slow their growth."

Asked about his views on cryptocurrency regulation, he also said the US government is "doing nothing."