Philip Rosedale - Founder and Chairman of SecondLife발음듣기
Philip Rosedale - Founder and Chairman of Second Life
I just couldn't get out of my head the idea that the coolest thing you could possibly do with computers and then with the Internet was to create a virtual world.발음듣기
It's a virtual world, 3-dimensional world in which everything is built by the people who come there, so it's kind of a blank canvas in which you can build anything.발음듣기
The other thing that's fascinating about it as a virtual world is that we go there, that people are present there as avatars, these digital projections of ourselves into that world.발음듣기
The beginning of it was my belief that it would be this amazing kind of visual playground with all this architecture and all these things built by people, and that was true to an even greater extent than I had imagined.발음듣기
But the part that I really hadn't imagined was what it would be like to have people in there.발음듣기
This idea of the avatar, this idea of going into that world as a digital person was something that I really didn't understand.발음듣기
And I think that the ultimate success of SecondLife and the tremendous impact it had in the media and kind of in the minds of everyone who even heard about it, much less used it, was greater because of that idea of the avatar.발음듣기
One of the obstacles we had to overcome with SecondLife was simply waiting and not spending too much money while we waited.발음듣기
I had been passionate about building a virtual world like SecondLife, literally since the end of high school, but I didn't believe until 1999 that the technology was in place to enable a business to be built around a virtual world.발음듣기
I cannot do this yet. The technology is not here to make a real business around a virtual world.발음듣기
Every really futuristic idea goes through a pretty predictable growth pattern of really pretty linear, gradual growth at the beginning followed by a sort of a gradual inflection where the product finally becomes nonlinear.발음듣기
Most technology projects, especially the really great, futuristic ones, take several years to mature into a form where they can start to make money, and so as an entrepreneur, you've got to be ready to wait several years,발음듣기
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