Chuck Klosterman incorporates Perez Hilton, Kim Dotcom, and Julian Assange to a book of villains to corroborate the influence technocrats have on technology. Klosterman explains that what parents worried about in the past has changed due to the modification of technology since the Clinton presidency. Technocrats share the beliefs that the future makes the rules, so, we should just move with the changes because it's already happening whether we want it or not. The power that technocrats have it’s threatening to everyone that is not like them, yet, they want to keep pushing things forward without caring about how it affects others. Each of the technocrats has influenced how technology is today, but, Perez Hilton is the one that changes the most
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This kind of post became normal after celebrities started posting pictures of themselves showing skin. For example, Kylie Jenner picture of her brother got 1,709,845 likes, but when she published a photo only wearing a bikini it got 2,521,070 likes. The person that publishes something expects to obtain a brief moment of fame, for that teen's post whatever is popular to get the feeling of popularity. In the article “Why This Generation Is So Completely Obsessed With The Idea Of Celebrity” the author says “Social media sites allow us to experience something eerily akin to fame. They give us a captive audience.” This means that we have more opportunities to obtain fame with social media because we have our own audience that there to hear what we have to say. We see celebrities as role model because we want to have the fame, we can get this fame with social media, it's less work that will give us the same results as with the old way. In the article from Elite Daily, it states “ why work your ass off when all you really need is a great ass?”. Before the internet people had to have the talent to be famous, however, now they just need a body that is acceptable by the people to become …show more content…
That is until everything that they expect to be there is not that is the worst part that when that popularity is gone it leaves the person with a broken heart. The author Adam Pliskin explains how fame can end “The other problem with this fame-seeking behavior is that, more often than not, it's bound to end in heartbreak and failure” this we don’t encounter with this or it just not what the people what so it's forgotten, as if it had never happened. Whose dream of being famous ends don’t always end up just with that, often after losing what they always wanted they don’t take that simple, the person sometimes can go into a depression that can lead to the worst thing that is suicide. Having a role model is an advantage because we can see that the person did to get there or what are going to still be how they are but when we lose ourselves in trying to be someone that we are not that when the problem begins. Never try to change who we are because we are all different and that is what makes each and everyone
This kind of post became normal after celebrities started posting pictures of themselves showing skin. For example, Kylie Jenner picture of her brother got 1,709,845 likes, but when she published a photo only wearing a bikini it got 2,521,070 likes. The person that publishes something expects to obtain a brief moment of fame, for that teen's post whatever is popular to get the feeling of popularity. In the article “Why This Generation Is So Completely Obsessed With The Idea Of Celebrity” the author says “Social media sites allow us to experience something eerily akin to fame. They give us a captive audience.” This means that we have more opportunities to obtain fame with social media because we have our own audience that there to hear what we have to say. We see celebrities as role model because we want to have the fame, we can get this fame with social media, it's less work that will give us the same results as with the old way. In the article from Elite Daily, it states “ why work your ass off when all you really need is a great ass?”. Before the internet people had to have the talent to be famous, however, now they just need a body that is acceptable by the people to become …show more content…
That is until everything that they expect to be there is not that is the worst part that when that popularity is gone it leaves the person with a broken heart. The author Adam Pliskin explains how fame can end “The other problem with this fame-seeking behavior is that, more often than not, it's bound to end in heartbreak and failure” this we don’t encounter with this or it just not what the people what so it's forgotten, as if it had never happened. Whose dream of being famous ends don’t always end up just with that, often after losing what they always wanted they don’t take that simple, the person sometimes can go into a depression that can lead to the worst thing that is suicide. Having a role model is an advantage because we can see that the person did to get there or what are going to still be how they are but when we lose ourselves in trying to be someone that we are not that when the problem begins. Never try to change who we are because we are all different and that is what makes each and everyone