At 12:59 30.04.00 -0400, you wrote:

So what is the global World good for? Do we really need it?

In case of full screen worlds, it contains the world morph (a kind of PasteUpMorph). It contains nil for other worlds.

Actually, I think it isn't needed. It's a handy reference but every morph can be asked for its world by using #world already. To add new morphs to the world, one could ask the (actually one) hand morph for the world. (BTW, I bet that not all code in morphic can deal with the fact that there could be more than one hand)

David, I think you're right. One could remove the global and replace its references with a few new methods.

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