Celebrity Concept Nowadays

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Man had as a primary identification manner, the name. The name attribution offered a person the possibility of becoming known as an entity.
 
I've never coveted celebrity, but I am often motivated by status. Perhaps this is a weakness. The reason that I often wear a suit and tie is that, when I do so, people treat me with a different measure of respect. I suppose the desire for celebrity and the desire for status stem from the same premise: that who I am depends, in part, on how I am viewed by others. I'm not sure that this is a healthy premise. Like all humans, I am valuable intrinsically; my worth is not derived from others. But then, this is easier to say than it is to believe.
 
Everybody can become a celebrity nowadays. It requires no skill, no tallent, 'no nothing'. I believe this is wrong, not everybody should be able to go out there and have everybody's attention.
 
The drive for procreation and success of our legacy likely will lead us to build upon public appearance in hopes of garnering status in society. There's a book by Howard Bloom that dives into this idea. If you have time to burn to listen to a discussion on different sociological topics, take a glance at this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yuhU_mwR7mw&NR=1
 
I totally agree with Graiden. I think all that is needed to become celebrity now is good looks. Talent can be improved unlike the physical appearance even if there were a lot of surgical procedures at present. Beauty is a gift that's why some of us use it to be successful in life.
 
The whole world is under the influence of the glamorous but highly toxic Hollywood culture. In the past centuries, when you ask children what would they like to be, most would answer with being a doctor, lawyer, engineer, teacher and other similar professional jobs. Nowadays, most children would dream of becoming a famous star. We are being taught to believe a great fantasy to be true. But look deeper and you will see how rotten are the lives of these celluloid personalities. Even with their money and looks, most are living miserably and living with the help of anti-depressants and sleeping pills.
 
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