In Iran everyone sees the world through a glass of Islamic traditions, traditions coincidentally cut at some time before 1979, the same cut that parts urban architecture from a true Islamic art of the Safavid.

In effect people are used to these traditions, from the religiously-meaningful number of lottery winners at a bank or the propaganda for defunct foreign policies, as if they have not ever known another way of living.

Try to corner a mullah and discuss a matter of anything, he will probably asks you "are not we living in a Islamic country?" and thus expecting to oblige to teachings of Islamic characters. The Islam has spanned over so much everything that you effortlessly do not need the slightest wield of thought.
There is no imperative as to be able to sustain by means of skills and mind. Iranians prefer the sluggish other. And whilst they are not enough exposed to new ideas by a lack of minds in the recent history, start investigating and they will complain about, again, almost everything.