About Freud and the dirty station buffet. Do we really want to live in a perfect but also perfectly sterile environment? | Orientation

This paradox can be shown in many ways. Cities and towns in developed Northern Europe (especially Germany) are like a Catholic school, polished and perfect, but the word sterility at the same time perfectly describes their character.

On the other hand, the Balkans (and other parts of Europe, such as your Italy) would be perfectly described by the word picturesque, you can’t make decisions about the sterility of the environment there, but there is a lot of trouble there.

The development from the Balkans towards Germany will take us every day. I remind you of the main railway station in Ostrava, where a few years ago there used to be a dirty and spat-out buffet that attracted the spirits of strange existences. But it was special, and it was interesting to have a half in it and buy a baguette for the trip.

Today, in its place is carved a buffet of jakhosi oberstvacho etzce. The outside is sure, the inside is perfectly manicured, but as perfectly the same as any other branch anywhere else. Instead of running packaged products, industrial production began; You don’t sell half cakes here and baguettes are pedraen. He accomplished the feat of sterility.