The Little World

Ooooh, getting all spooky now! The next few paragraphs are going to be voiced by Morgan Freeman. Or Rod Serling. Or Spongebob Squarepants…

If your Little World cannot possibly exist, you are very fortunate – you’re freed from the necessity to obey the laws of physics. Time, space, and frugal responsibility can be discarded. You need never wear the blinkers of belief again. Indeed, you can say goodbye to underwear and combing your hair as well. It is the ultimate freedom.

How can this be, I hear you ask. ( Go-on…ask. Otherwise we’ll never get to the good bits…) Well the miracle of silicon is how. Silicon and sly trickery. When you are truly free you need never tell the truth again.

Well, that got your attention. But the truth – those pesky laws of physics – are just what we avoid when we create our Little World inside outr heads and then translate it into unreality on the computer. Is this safe? You’re soaking in it now…

Here’s a hot babe in a pool room. Wanna meet her? Think you’re hard enough? Think you’re big enough? If you’re 6 inches tall you’re in with a chance…

And then, of course there is always the chance of an encounter with a lovely Italian girl out in the sun…

Or you might meet a dream in the moonlight…

Your own little world may devolve around a model train setup, a doll house, a car collection, or any other miniature you fancy. You may make it yourself, collect it from the shops, or draw it on computer. If it goes from being a physical place made up of little objects, you can add real people from your normal life – the mechanisms to do this are really very simple – and once it flashes on a screen or onto the surface of a piece of paper, it really does exist. Given the way the internet works and the search engines sift through the world’s images, it can be seen by the entire planet and enter into the consciousness of the species.

Whoa…that’s a bit intense. Better make the effort to show an attractive Little World if it is going to be around forever. Here, have a souvenir…