The Phrase ‘Normal City’, Like the Locomotive of History, Can Pull More than One Straight Line

The Phrase ‘Normal City’, Like the Locomotive of History, Can Pull More than One Straight Line

"Marketing strategy", and maybe even an election campaign. You can take it at will, all you need is a suitable mobile app and the habit of showering every situation you pass with stars straight from the heart. 

Such a phrase, once it grows and recognizes it as a key word by the administration and local producers of law, can take on a serious meaning. Then even a large city in broad daylight can be dragged to the side of the day. It sounds strange, but have you seen the tractor pulling the tank? No? Be sure to like! You can park the whole city on this kind of side of the side (side?) What the one who currently clicks on the app likes. 

Of course, because of Rodo You can't expect the clicker to have to reveal personal data as directly as their own taste or imagination. It would be oppressive, illegal, maybe even slightly exclusive. Word: Normal It has to be enough for us and that's it! You just have to believe that word. The faith of the city carries, as the writing says.  

It is writing, sometimes for the sake of a breath during the holidays it is worth dealing with something simple, not as confusing as the issues of urban planning and planning a common life. 

Maybe literature? Where in the literature can you find such a neat phrase: Normal city? Well, nowhere, maybe in detective stories, comics. Literature as a phenomenon of common life always shows a city. Grotesquely, often distorting them for fun or a "literary effect" (whatever that means). Literature does not work with perfectly empty: Normal

Normal literature always begins with the amazement of how foreign, incomprehensible or fascinating is what is around. 

Is a normal city more similar to Macondo, Oran, Dublin (e.g. in mid-June)? Or maybe a little more outray, hooked somewhere between Łódź manufacturers and Elsynor, or the white walls of Ur and the City of the Sun Campanelli? Literature does not claim rights, it does not constitute law, it is all out of sky-high surprise, and perhaps that is why it is the only common space in which you can endure, even living next to each other.  

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