and if you look at the essays that matthew ball and i put out there on the metaverse, we say that we're probably one to two decades away from really having the level of experience that we're talking about. >> i can see that, in 10 to 20 years, just based on how fast things are moving, that we will get rid of the big clunky goggles, the oculus sort of goggles into glasses like we put on, sort of like kingsmen, and see something that's not there. then we really would be in a different universe together? >> you're focuseded on hardware by which you're kind of looking at this world or being immersed in this world, which is to say a lot of the discussion that's frequently has been about, do you have to put something on top of your face. i'm not necessarily promoting that there is or is not a hardware difference here. i think the vast majority of people, even 10 to 20 years from now, are probably going to be participating in this on their phone. and it's more really about the time in which you spend in these virtual worlds and the fact that you're navigating your work or your play or your jus

matthew ball runs it and he is with us right now.>> we have 42 different names that span hardware, computing, platforms, virtual platforms payment companies required to realize next generation internet. unity, autodesk, roblox, nvidia. stuart: what about facebook, formerly now known as meta platforms? >> meta platforms is there as well, i think currently fourth largest holding. stuart: i imagine you have a few chip stocks, semiconductor stocks in your etf because this meta verse will require a vast expansion in computing power. do you have chip stocks there? >> we do. qualcomm, after all we're looking for one of the world's most scarce resources today, that is computing power to your point. we have never had enough compute, every time we have more compute we go after more complex situations, try to solve more difficult queries. the meta verse will be the largest in human history. stuart: i'm told the metaverse is in the same stage of development now as the internet was in 1990. you're laughing, that all accurate? >> no, i think that

african-american family who had oral tradition that said, you know, my great, great grandfather was matthew ball, and he came from this particular plantation. i wanted to -- and yet, for reasons that you described, there are few paper trails that you can follow the that lead to, you know, the coupling of a white enslaver and an enslaved woman. .. i knew that i wanted to write about some of the families that had this experience, this oral traditions of their collaboration, participation and yet i knew that i could only write about those families if i had enough persuasive evidence that would convince a reader that our family was in fact related to them. i was able in the case of two things, compile of circumstantial evidence and oral tradition and odd bits of paper evidence that confirmed and remain consistent in such things as this, specifics of the research are almost so obscure. there would be a plantation master named james ballin record so he's unmarried and living in a place called quentiny plantation and there is a woman on a place named harriet and harriet has a son, then james ball, the

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vegas turned the ball over three times in the first half. juggling it. matthewe, right time, snatched it out of the air. that is the kind of day it was for vegas. chiefs turned it into points. mahomes, quick hit. josh gordon, kansas city, dropped the hamer and slammed the raiders, 48-9. the largest margin of victory and the rivalry history, chiefs won the 6th straight and the raiders dropped 5 of 6 and are now 6-7. >> we were focused in washington. going to play a playoff run. putting up the performance that we did, it was embarrassing to me. >> we stomped on our own foots. >> also on channel 5, bucs and bills and tom braid did not appreciate being tossed around by the buffalo defense. under five minutes left, josh allen hit davis. cut the lead to 3. buffalo tied it. in extra play. brady. the new league completion is king. hitting him who out raced his defender. 58 yard walkoff touchdown in front of the brady family. yes. tom sr, mom, tampa won it, 33- 27 and improved 10-3. >>> what are the chances of having two overtime games on channel 5 victorious for the nin

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ball, i would like to share some good news about the international african-american museum. after months long nationwide search i'm delighted to share the news of hiring dr. tommy matthews as the chief executive officer. dr. matthews is an experienced executive, educator with a proven track record, inclusion, product development and project management. this was an exciting new phase of the museum and a necessary important step for a full time professional staff. we could never have gotten this far without the many contributions of the dedicated faculty. thank you so much. i'm honored to welcome author edward ball to our class today. edward has generously offered to spend two class sessions with us this semester. edward's book "slaves in the family" won the 1998 national book award is the reason why we're building the international african-american museum. reading this book opened my eyes, my heart and my mind to history, the history most in our country do not know. it inspired me to set out on a 21-year quest to find out our country's true history. during these years i was blessed with an extraordinary team who were dedicated, workers, benefactors and staff who brought