Often, we endure collective misery. These ranges from news of the need to ration water to news of the Zebras losing at a shot to qualify for major tournaments to the lack of great entertainment, clean fun where people can go be euphoric out there. Largely, we go through the motions-from heartbreak to stress at work, each carrying their own burdens with very little outlet for such or at least very little to celebrate.
See, people are happy to have free education, a good number of services, peace and stability among other things but the utility of such then begins to diminish. Basically, if you've had something for long, much as it may be a good thing, you get used to having it around and it ceases being as useful or at least as satisfying as it used to be. Because its utility is diminishing, that thing stops being so effective at making you happy. You want a jeep, you buy the Jeep- you are very excited on the first couple of months but as time goes, it becomes just another Jeep to you, just a car. It is no longer a thing to be worshipped as you'd been doing.