A brother asked: Why do rich people like to look for celebrities?
Actually, it’s not that complicated.
Humans naturally have a demand for scarce resources.
Art pieces are like that, luxury watches are like that, limited editions are like that—celebrities are the same.
When a person’s wealth reaches a certain level, what they spend on isn’t just “function,” but scarcity, distinctiveness, and experiences that are hard for others to replicate.
So, finding a female celebrity—within this logic—isn’t at all exaggerated.
I’ve seen even more extravagant things.
Someone had a birthday, and his friends directly air-shipped two Alaskan dogs from the United States just as birthday gifts.
There was also a big-shot in the North who always got his hair cut at a particular shop in Hainan.
Why?
It’s not that there are no barbershops in the North, and it’s not that the scissors in Hainan are sharper than elsewhere. Rather, for him, money is no longer the main constraint.
He’s willing to spend tens of thousands, even hundreds of thousands, to purchase an experience that ordinary people think is “completely unnecessary.”
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Actually, it’s not that complicated.
Humans naturally have a demand for scarce resources.
Art pieces are like that, luxury watches are like that, limited editions are like that—celebrities are the same.
When a person’s wealth reaches a certain level, what they spend on isn’t just “function,” but scarcity, distinctiveness, and experiences that are hard for others to replicate.
So, finding a female celebrity—within this logic—isn’t at all exaggerated.
I’ve seen even more extravagant things.
Someone had a birthday, and his friends directly air-shipped two Alaskan dogs from the United States just as birthday gifts.
There was also a big-shot in the North who always got his hair cut at a particular shop in Hainan.
Why?
It’s not that there are no barbershops in the North, and it’s not that the scissors in Hainan are sharper than elsewhere. Rather, for him, money is no longer the main constraint.
He’s willing to spend tens of thousands, even hundreds of thousands, to purchase an experience that ordinary people think is “completely unnecessary.”
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