rant · moment 30 of 30
Stop Deifying Celebrities and Politicians
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8 min
A closing riff arguing against turning public figures like Trump and AOC into gods or demons, explaining that most success in LA and politics comes down to luck and circumstance rather than conspiracy or superhuman qualities.
- Tim argues against deifying celebrities and politicians like AOC and Trump, calling it deeply immature.
- The problem with idolizing people is that it means you have nothing going on in your own life.
- Tim criticizes both the right and the left for looking for gods to get behind instead of thinking independently.
- Not everything in Hollywood is a pedophile cult—most successful people there are just vapid and lucky, not evil.
- The Illuminati is not hand-selecting people on Dancing with the Stars; they don't have the time.
- Tim explains that most people in LA succeed through luck and timing, which is actually more terrifying than believing in dark conspiracies.
- The assumption that everyone who succeeds either doesn't deserve it or got it through mysterious connections is flawed—most decision-makers in entertainment are just lazy and bad at their jobs.
- Deifying people comes from viewing them as superhuman demons or gods rather than humans who worked hard, took risks, and got lucky.
- Tim met elites who were stunningly ignorant about how the world works because they'd never been on a public bus.
- Tim jokes that he's broke on a porch because he has talent, not luck—unlike successful people in entertainment.