The Tree of Society can be considered the sister of Yggdrasil (the Norse Tree of Life). Its branches are complex, interwoven rules, ethics, and customs, connecting separate entities of cultures across cities, countries, and continents. Its trunk defines common law, and its roots are written and unwritten codes of consequences
Introduction “I love you because I love you. I love you because you’re you. I love you because you are you, and I’m me.” – Sydney [1] A romantic confession? A line from a cliche high school film? Neither. Sydney, in this context, is not the determined proclaimer of true
“The Metaverse in its entirety could be considered a single vast nam-shub, enacting itself on L. Bob Rife’s fiber-optic network,” penned Neal Stephenson in his book Snow Crash [2]. The Metaverse in Snow Crash eerily mirrors the current development of technology and the metaverse in the real world. To some,
