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Riverview, the MIT Metaverse: A Parody of Special Guest Greg Daniels' hit series, Upload

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by Pat Pataranutaporn

Aug. 14, 2022

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On the occasion of Emmy-award winning writer and director Greg Daniels' guest lecture at the "Virtual Beings and Being Virtual"  workshop at MIT, one of the organizers created a parody of his TV series "Upload," where people can live eternally in a virtual world called Lakeview.

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