Have you ever wondered what it would be like if Walt Disney's last name was something different like Brown or Smith? It would be kinda weird, you know, going to Walt Brown World or the Smith Store or watching Doyle movies instead of Disney movies. It would be so strange! I'm glad Walt Disney had an unusual last name.

I noticed that when something is recorded in any way, it is immediatly immortalized. What I mean by this is that it will go on forever, even if the person who recorded it dies or forgets about it. So if say, some famous person dies. They will live forever because they have CDs that capture their voices, movies that capture the way they look, move, and sound, or even books that capture their way of thinking or some piece of their imagination, anything that they thought up and recorded some how. Every person who ever existed still lives longer than when they die because they did something, anything, that will stay. Even if they didn't write a book or be in a movie, they left a foot print on a trail through the woods or planted a tree or something. And even if they left what you would think is nothing, they could have just left a memory of themselves or some vague love for them in someone's heart or maybe some of their genes in one of their descendants' blood. No matter what, they left something.