Between the hospital and Lausanne

This will continue until the Day of Resurrection.. After that, everyone will stand before the throne.. The worker, Shaaban, will say with pride: “Oh Lord, I gave enemas to half a million liver patients, and I carried medicines on my shoulders for thirty years.” It transported two thousand patients to X-rays for millions of dollars. The nurse will say: “Lord, I gave treatment to a quarter of a million patients. I took blood and urine samples from half that number.” Then the great critic Sayed Al-Shashmawi comes to say: “Oh Lord, we discussed the relationship of the meta-narrative to the archaeological narrative. We talked about the cosmopolitan city. We also discussed the poetry of Newroz Al-Qandahili.” Who has provided the greatest services to humanity? Has humanity become better with meta-narratives? There are always compromises, and there is literature that is actually beneficial to humanity, but it moves on a thin rope and easily falls into the abyss of pedantry, cosmopolitanism, and factual signs. Then one will not hesitate much to choose which camp to join.. It is definitely not on the shores of Lake Lausanne..