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Imagine, you want to view a single post or a video on a platform you don't use.

They require you to sign up.

So having no choice, you sign up, did the thing you want, and then... delete your account.

And now, you wasted your time, and some space on the platform database, and the bandwidth, and ATPs. All for nothing.

Welcome, to the modern internet.

So what gets you out of bed each morning?

Fajr (morning) prayer

To answer the title question we need to first agree that, it must be objective, and to be objective you need to define the terms used here, as the question will first be: What is happiness?

A Materialstic view may go "its chimical signals in our brain"

Then a neurologist refute that by saying "It is not yet confirmed to be the case"

A random humanitarian may go "Its when you sit in the worms of your family"

In which a guy with ABC in philosophy mentions a single instence where its not the case and say: "Your universal is broken"

A Nihilist may go: "There is no such thing as happiness or happy life."

Then a religious person (like me) respond saying: "Worshiping and obeying God is the only happiness path in this world"

And so on, each with his views, with definition in mind you could seek to validate the objectiveness of them.

Picking the wrong "happiness model" will have effects on your journey seeking happiness, so pick wisely.

Good luck.