Voice of Paris

They claimed that &quote;Lamertine&quote; was called upon by the famous French writer &quote;Flaubert&quote; when he published his story &quote;Madame Bovary.&quote; He blamed him for making him cry with this story, and every human being who feels, thinks, and feels and thinks well can do with the writer of this story that we are talking about today what &quote;Lamertine&quote; did. With Flaubert, he blames him for making him cry. Likewise, we are naturally weak. We prefer heedlessness, arrogance, ignorance, and deception rather than knowing the facts as they are, and looking at them abstractly in their correct and truthful forms. We are weak, we hate science and we fear it; Because we are too weak to bear it. We prefer and desire darkness; Because our eyesight is too weak to see the light. We like to remain deceived because our appearance on the truth makes us despair, discourages us from working, makes us bored in life, and may even make it hateful to us. Who knows! Perhaps all the good is in being ignorant and deceived. Were it not for ignorance and deception, people would not have done, hoped for, or loved. What would life be and its greatness if it were not for work, hope and love! Perhaps it is all good to be ignorant of ourselves, and to be ignorant of these laws that control us. Taha Hussien