World’s first happiness museum opens

[Still Waters]

 Remember that fuzzy little feeling called happiness?

In case you need a reminder: It was this word we used to use back in 2019 to describe a state of pure pleasure and contentment.

Happiness seems to have faded from our vocabulary amid the global pandemic, economic turmoil and, well, collective sense of doom and depression that is 2020. Which is why the opening of a new Happiness Museum in, where else, Denmark feels like the most optimistic story of the year.

The world's first museum dedicated explicitly to the concept of happiness had a quiet debut on July 14 in a cozy 240-square-meter (2,585 square foot) space in Copenhagen's pastel-perfect historic center.

The new attraction is the brainchild of the Happiness Research Institute, an independent think tank that explores the science behind why some societies are happier than others with the end goal of encouraging global policymakers to include wellbeing as an integral part of the public policy debate.

https://edition.cnn.com/travel/article/happiness-museum-copenhagen-denmark-wellness/index.html

https://www.thehappinessmuseum.com/

[XenoFish]

I knew I felt a disturbance in the force.

[+OverSword]

I'm still happy.    

[Spooky Shiba]

That's actually pretty cool. I would totally go to this... if I could travel... 

I guess staring at my dog should hold me over 

[tmcom]

We, VIC/AU have the Unhappy Museum.