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Introduction

 Introduction:

              You know, there’s something ever so interesting about the humanity of people. Humans are so easily influenced in order to reform to what is believed to be the standard. Greed, admiration, envy, pride; these things can destroy a life. But every now and then, I find a person or two who uses these sins to benefit others. I find it almost humorous as to what direction the world is steering in; but no. The world does not steer itself, it’s the people whom control it. They are the ones who can build it up or completely tear it down, like a small child building their first block tower. Humans really have all the power, not me.

            Now to the ever so changing world. It’s almost ironic as to where it is now. I’ve always fancied myself with Japan, it seemed to me to be a place that would never collapse; the toddler could never knock it down. But back to that irony, it seems to me that they’re slowly destroying themselves. They’ve separated themselves into two societies; the privileged and the poor. It’s funny how humans went from being so giving, to so extremely greedy. I really think that at times they forget that in the end, they are all humans. The privileged people refuse to accept the fact that they are the same as the poor, they seemed to have think that they have been chosen by god to live a perfect life. Some even chose to believe that the poor do not exist, only their limited utopia does.  But I believe they most definitely know of the poor, they just don’t want to believe it’s happening. It’s happening because of them. Let’s just say I visit the poor a lot more than the privileged. Oh the pity.

           But, as I said earlier. Sometimes I find a diamond amongst the rough, and I can’t help but to observe them. I must admit, I am curious of the human nature. I am especially curious of the instinct humans have to survive. This is where I leave you, I will let you watch the story unfold. A story of greed, admiration, envy, and pride. But don’t be too sad, I’ll be back. Like I said, I visit the poor quite often.