HappinessWhat is feeling? Why would we want to live a quiet and peaceful life? If happiness continues in your peaceful life, are robots happier than people? An individual always insults people without knowing it, therefore; individuals experience emotions, and happy feelings are not only experienced in a calm and peaceful life. Isn't it true that happiness is defined by cowards who don't want to face changes in their lives? Consistently in our lives, we are offended by others and feel unhappy unless we are used to it or know how to handle it. Machines are the best technology that will never feel any torment. We should focus on the steps needed to address and overcome problems and threats. In most Western countries, analyzes of people's reported levels of satisfaction have been completed within a couple of decades. Recorded joy levels fluctuate from year to year. However, when all is said and done, there is no pattern, neither up nor down, to this information. Over the same period, normal material expectations for everyday comfort, as measured by gross national product (GNP) per item, have shown a pleasing upward trend. So financial development does not seem to improve the human dimension. Being put up with by others is upsetting and we should remedy this problem. Authors in most cases fail to express genuine feelings about what they write, but they try. The authors Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm hide the true feelings they have in the story of Cinderella (Grimms, 245). They think that Cinderella deserves to live with the king's son and that tolerated individuals deserve that reward. If a person is insulted once, it should be a lesson to resist in the future, and not wait... middle of paper... differs in emotions and feelings, a far-reaching topic .Works CitedEkman, Paul. Unmask The Face. New Yourk: Pergamon Press, 1972. Print.Grimm, Jackob. Grimm, William. Writing and reading "Cinderella" in the curriculum: twelfth edition. Eds. Laurence Behrens, Leonard J. Rosen. Boston: Pearson, 2013. 1909-14.240-245Jastrow, Robert. "Towered an Intelligence Beyond Man's" Writing and Reading Across the Curriculum: Twelfth Edition. Eds. Laurence Behrens, Leonard J. Rosen. Boston: Pearson.Seligman, Martin EP, and Parks Acacia “A Balanced Psychology and a Full Life” Writing and Reading Across the Curriculum: Twelfth Edition. Laurence Behrens, Leonard J. Rosen Boston: Pearson.Ott, January “Happiness, Economics, and Public Policy: A Critique of Happiness Studies11.1 (2010): 125-130.” Academic research completed. 2014.