Miller Magazine Issue 146 February 2022

78 ARTICLE MILLER / FEBRUARY 2022 We are going through challenging times. Bread prices had not increased this much since the Hittites. A house could be bought for 18 Shekel and a loaf of bread for 1 Shekel at that time. The Hittites were among the civilizations that valued bread the most. Input costs, freight, the reputation of the bakery were all significant factors in appraising the value of bread. Nowadays, the irony of "golden bread in the Hittites" meant the same thing as the irony of "the future gold is wheat". The nobles presented the bread as a gift to both the gods and the nobles at community cele- brations and festivals. Agricultural power and feed- ing the people were lying at the root of the Hittite civilization. Once belonging to the nobles, bread is now of the rich again. What remains to the poor are metaversefar- m,metaversefood,metaverseagriculture,metaverse- oven and, etc. Will the Metaverse fill the stomachs? Are the bread prices high there? These are the main questions to be answered. When we answer these two questions, we will have solved the "social salary" problem of the states. To refresh your memory, the "social salary" was part of a project similar to the unemployment pay provided by the state to the unemployed who could not produce value. In a sense, it was the standard of living that allowed the unemployed to live without harming their environment. Similar studies have been carried out in the past, too. The Egyptian Kings Tutankhamun and Ramses had the Pyramids built so that the poor would not rebel and be busy. The mystery of Göbeklitepe was also hidden under an architectural and spiritual proj- ect designed to hold the growing community togeth- er. The project of avoiding the poor feel their pov- erty. It has been hidden in the spirit of the struggle between the haves and have-nots for thousands of years. Each period was governed through different arguments. We already know that those who cannot be satis- fied with the plazas sell their Ferraris. And those who fail to do so remain in limbo. Now the rich are creat- ing new sources of pleasure by playing gastronomy. Mushroom safari in the virgin forests from ancient The limit of the bread we will make in the Metaverse oven is our dreams. You can add any flavor you want to the bread. The customization dimension that Far Eastern bakers brought to artisanal bread is already outdated. Instead, you can export bread to the whole world with all kinds of local and non-local agricultural products and bread you will bake in your virtual reality oven. Trying and ordering on the Metaverse. Whether make bread, try or order it. Will the Metaverse fill the stomachs? Mine Ataman Founder of Seed Platform