The Difference Between Fame & Celebrity

Bill Gates continuing to validate me gets better and better. Here’s the idiot savant with anti-personality disorder doing a shoot for Interview Magazine (read PSA: The Different Types Of Intelligence). Feeling his oats is an understatement. He’s living for the camera. Bill wants to be a star soooooo bad it hurts. Bringing me to my main point, there’s a difference between being famous and being a celebrity.

While the AI weirdos are famous, as in the majority of people recognize them and they receive media attention, they aren’t celebrities. When they go out in public the AI founders don’t need security. They don’t run the risk of causing a frenzy, with people grabbing at them, losing their minds to be in their presence, snapping pictures like mad, mobbing them, asking for autographs or copying them. While you can’t be a celebrity without being famous, you can be famous without being a celebrity. Thus they need the popular, beautiful, funny, charming, influential people to push their products (read AI Founders Have Audacity).

Irritated by their lack of acknowledgement, coupled with a debilitating dependency on the aforementioned members of their “secret society,” including the government, they concocted a plan to seize power from the other elites (read Strategy: AI Founders To Enslave Elites). Enslaving, eradicating and taking over their reign, because they’re constantly reminded that their achievements don’t grant them pretty, cool people privilege. Instead highlighting their social ineptitude.

Billions only go so far if the masses don’t want to fuck you, hang out with you, or be you (read Jeff Bezos Proves AI Founders Are Envious). The Illuminati is fucking stupid for falling into their revenge of the nerds ulterior motives, almost giving them control. They’ve made their true objective clear as day. Possessing zero qualms screwing everyone else over (read AI Founders Planned To Backstab Everyone). I mean hello, the writings on the wall. Are you well? That’s why I’m the Goddess of knowledge, who decides fates and you’re not. Bloop, Kali & Shiva. Via: Interview Magazine

KarTrashian And Friends It’s My Turn

“People who intentionally become famous- I mean people who, after a little taste of fame, want more and more of it- are, and I honestly believe this, deeply psychologically ill. The fact that we are exposed to these people everywhere in our culture, as if they are not only normal but attractive and enviable, indicates the extent of our disfiguring social disease. There is something wrong with them, and when we look at them and learn from them, something goes wrong with us.” LOVE YOU PATS. Via: AbFabQuotes