In the context of the McDonaldization of Society, how do control and standardization contribute to the phenomenon of disenchantment in modern life?

The McDonaldization of Society refers to how principles from fast-food restaurants, like efficiency and predictability, shape many aspects of our lives. Control and standardization lead to disenchantment because they make experiences feel less personal and unique. For example, when you visit a fast-food chain, you know exactly what to expect, but this sameness can make meals feel less special or enjoyable. As everything becomes more uniform, people may feel a lack of creativity and connection in their daily activities. This shift can lead to a sense of boredom or dissatisfaction, as life becomes more about following routines rather than enjoying diverse experiences.