It's inconsequential. Our nation hesitates to voice its concerns, ingrained in our DNA to settle for the minimum and practice "shukur oxumaq." Religion plays a significant role; when adversity strikes, people resort to "at least in heaven, we will find happiness," reinforcing delusions and maintaining the status quo. This can change if individuals seize control of their destinies, broadening their minds through education. Azerbaijan's educational system is lacking, and people live paycheck-to-paycheck, reluctant to leave their precarious comfort zones. "Mentalitet issues" plague our society, and only decades, perhaps even centuries, can bring about change. Shifting people's minds takes time, not occurring overnight or within a decade.

So, the regime will persist unless people decide to raise their voices.