Season 2: 024 The Future
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Today we sit down with Ricky Rosa and Pedro Arroyo to simple chat about the future. Web3 is a theme of the episode as well as spacial computing, AR/VR, DAOs, crypto, gaming and what the next 10 years might bring. Ricky is a physicist pretending to be a tech founder, and viceversa, founding many hard tech startups including @oasisdevices. Pedro is currently a lead engineer at Magic Leap doing his part to make the Metaverse a reality.
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