Does Mark Zuckerberg know what Meta means in Hebrew?

Facebook is dead, long live Meta. However, Meta is dead, as well.

Allow me to clarify.

On Thursday, Mark Zuckerberg disclosed the new name for Facebook to check its change to what he calls "the metaverse." The name, which is, maybe obviously, Meta, doesn't

Interpret well. Except if that is the point.

While the word, presently applied to such narratively mindful fills in as "Transformation" and "Deadpool," gets from the Greek prefix signifying "after" or past," and demonstrates something that rises above the word it hooks onto (think power), in Hebrew "Meta" 'signifies "is dead." Don't simply trust me!

Hebrew speakers might have laughed at Zuckerberg's profession, from a shockingly craftsmanship coordinated room, that Meta was picked to all the more likely reflect "what our identity is and what we desire to construct." The metaverse he's structure, might be an unpretentious multilingual counter to Trump's golem-esque Truth stage, with the Hebrew words "Emet" (Truth) and "Met" (Death) both assuming a major part in the golem story.

It would be entertaining in case it wasn't all so bleak, appearing to forecast the thrashing end of a tech domain expecting to occupy from extraordinary public investigation provoked by a reiteration of outrages uncovered by detailing and an informant.

Is the birth – or rather, naming – declaration actually a proof of death? Provided that Zuck is being meta in the mindful sense and knows some Hebrew.

Zuckerberg's organization, by some other name, is currently affirmed to be a significant wellspring of cultural decay, from eating up the confidence of youngsters to selling falsehood to keeping a startlingly careless or more awful, free enterprise –

So what truly kicked the bucket here, with the ascent of Meta? Society? Society as far as we might be concerned? The pre-Zuckerverse, where us helpless plebes couldn't message by means of Ray-Ban-marked increased reality glasses while claiming to be paying