The real world

In this world we are viewed many, and looked at in many diffrent ways. How many persona's did people make for us, that we do not even know?
They make our personilty up by our looks, our grades, our clothes, our weight, our populairty. All unfair assemptions, that leads to people having many false indenites of us.
In this world, we can only be in one place, at one time. We can't fly free from our bondages. We pass people on the street, never once thinking about how they are as a person. Never connecting...
We are, who we are in the real world. But who are we? We are whom we think we are, in our minds. But in others minds, just who are we? How is it the rest of soceity views us? How are we like in their worlds? How many worlds is it the is created out there? And how few of these worlds do we exsit in? Since how can we exist if we are not known. And if when we die, we are and everything we have done is forgotten, did we ever really exsit at all?

The wired world

How many of us exsists in the wired? How many persona's to we take on? How many diffrent people do we become? And which of these people are the real us?
People view us as how we act on the wired, creating people in their minds that do really exsit. The people we are in the wired exsit only on the wired and not in the real world.
Friends on the wired may walk pass each other in the real world and never ever know it. Enmies may become friends without ever finding out, using phoney persona's. The persona's of people they want to be, or maybe of the person they really are.
We have connections to people all over the world, but connected we are with phoney names, phoney images and phoney persona's so are we really the same people in the wired as we are in real life? Maybe the wired truely is a whole other world created in 0's and 1's. A world filled with the souls of million exsiting and non-exsiting people. A world that can never be destoryed, for we will always, be connected to others, forever. As soon as we logg on for the first time we become part of it, and like Lain, we can never disconnect from it.