Why are so many people now happy about things that are not worth being happy about? For example, others look funny, others fall down

Freud conducted a comprehensive analysis of humor in his 1905 book "Jokes and Their Relation to the Unconscious." He admitted that there were "pure" jokes, such as puns. and clever ideas, but he was more concerned with “tendency” jokes, jokes that gave insight into the unconscious realms of both the teller and the person laughing at the joke. Freud presciently saw two types of tendentious jokes, those related to hostility and those related to sex. Unkind jokes are those that are clearly intended to belittle or ridicule another person. But Freud still equates jokes with hidden hostility, such as jokes that attack marriage, with the result that all husbands and all wives are harmed. The other is sexual, which you know when you hear it (although you don’t always hear it). What's so funny about attacking others, you might think at first glance. What exactly is it about hurt and irony that makes us feel pleasure? Why do we find it funny at other people's humiliation and embarrassment? According to Freud, jokes allow normally suppressed impulses to express themselves despite our aggression. The unconscious actions of someone or some people, but our ego and superego usually work communicatively to prevent the inner violence from revealing itself. However, through hurtful jokes, we can express these aggressive desires in socially acceptable ways. Freud explained: "By making our enemy smaller, weaker, contemptible and ridiculous, we gain pleasure and defeat him in a roundabout way."