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Written 2003-10-09

The "Real" world: This is the world that we hear about the most, usually around graduation from schools, and commencement in general. "Welcome to the real world" is often spoke when something unfortunate happens. When the bubonic plague was killing thousands a day, did some seeping-rash covered man dare to speak "welcome to the real world"? Either way, we have to assume that this world is a bad thing.

The assumed "Fake World": If there is a need to call the world real, it must be due to the fact there is a fake world. We live here until we graduate from a school, or something unfortunate happens. The exception the rule is that, even if something unfortunate has happened and you haven't graduated to "the real world", chances are you will immediately phase back into the fake world. People with fanciful minds are also assumed to live in A fake world, but I'm not certain that they are the same ones. The confusion between THE fake world and just any fake world is so strong, that they are often confused with each other.

The Business World: This is a vicious world dominated by men in suits weighed down by the weight of their ties. This world is full of the slippery and ineffective CORPORATE LADDERS. If you are a woman, you'll probably not have any rungs to step on at all. Chances are, you have to climb up the men and hope that the women before you wasn't ridden with nasty sexual diseases. Often you'll find that a woman has climbed her way up the ladder, but only because she is so manly. This is a truly cruel, unfair world. The truth is that all the rungs are usually filled at all times, and the only way to get to the top is by throwing someone off the ladder, sleeping with someone at the top of the ladder, or being at the top of another, even taller ladder and tipping yours over on top of theirs and killing the highest in power.

The Perfect world: Long thought to be obtainable on the North American continent, once explorers reached California, all hope for the perfect world was lost. Sorry, It doesn't and can't exist.

Our individual Worlds: "He's living in his own little world." We have all daydreamed before. And when we are caught, often we'll hear "his head was in the clouds" or the above phrase, his "own little world." This world, then, is either located in Outerspace or in the clouds. It is shaped by how we think things should be. This is the closest we can come to a perfect world, and at the same time it is the reason that a true perfect world can never exist. If my idea of a perfect world is not the same as the next persons, how then can we have a single perfect world?

The World Of Jesse: This world is solely occupied by one Jesse. He is a brave and cowardly man. A man who believes that his world, while smaller and less polluted, is much like the fake world. His world works for him because it allows aspects of other worlds in, and merges with them. His ideals shape his world, a world that is the perfect world, in the most delusional sense.