Why We Are Obsessed with Celebrities

Tiger Woods has sex with many women when married. There are thousands of people all over the world. However, as my mother used to say, we do not mind about "two mountain beans". Why are you crazy about tigers?

There are obvious reasons. For example, we know the name of Tiger Woods; we saw him on TV, and to some extent, we feel he knows (to some extent). We all saw that he made a putt and pumped a barbarian fist into the air. In addition, we know that Tiger will be discussed at our work, so we also care. We humans really like to chat with humans.

But beyond that, we all admire Tiger Woods' ability to play golf. Numerous studies have shown that when people in a region are amazing (or better), this tends to shift to other regional perceptions ("Hello Effect"). As I am ridiculous as I have heard, we are praying that the tiger is more ethical, smarter and more interesting. When this ability to see his universal splendor is broken, we will be slightly angry and even more angry.

Another interesting possibility comes from the theory of terrorism management. As I wrote in my past blog, this theory begins with the assumption that people usually want to live as long as possible. But they know they will die, and it can be very anxious. Humans do as much as they can; they ignore death, overestimate their health, underestimate the risk of disease, and so on. They also invest in systems that are popular after death.

So, yes, death is a rogue and may even be afraid of our many suns, but if we live in some way after death, or if we symbolically love ourselves and our Through cultural beliefs, or through us, spiritual life, it will reduce faith

In other words, we like celebrities because they are an integral part of culture. They did it with our deep-seated view of the world. By worshiping them (to a certain extent), we feel that we are participating in this very important cause / belief system. This makes me feel warm and ambiguous as important as our life (in other words, there is not much pain at death).

Doctoral student Spee Kosloff and his consultant, Professor Jeff Greenberg of the University of Arizona recently tested the impact of the highlights of death on celebrity worship. In some studies, people are more active in celebrities, and they earn the reputation when they first remind themselves of death. This shows that people love their reputation and celebrities to deal with their sense of death.

Therefore, when Tiger Woods had sex with various women, we lost confidence in him. An important figure of our cultural world view broke the important elements of our belief system; you should not deceive their spouse

To some extent, sexual assault by Tiger Woods makes us feel more anxious about inevitable death.

So I may already have answered my question. Why are Americans obsessed with celebrities? They are crazy because concentrating on them is better than coping with the reality of everyday life. When we do this, we understand that we can hardly control our environment. Every day we realize what we got from ourselves.

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