>he was such a good actor
>truly the best
>we will never see another like him ever

so on and so forth, what is the psychological reason that people have been conditioned to care so much about any actor or singer dying. These celebrities wouldn't give them a second look, and yet you'll have countless boomers or whoever who gasp and get sad over a stranger dying.

>>509487448 (OP)
Idk. Whenever I met a famous person irl it was pleasant, but not groundbreaking. He was a ufc fighter however

>>509487448 (OP)
because they'll have more of a personal impact to someone than a worthless nigger like you

>>509487800
t.
Fat IMDB movie trivia annoyer detected

>>509487448 (OP)
> what is the psychological reason that people have been conditioned to care so much about any actor or singer dying
The "mere exposure effect"
>The mere exposure effect is a psychological phenomenon where people tend to develop a preference for things they are familiar with

>>509487448 (OP)
>what is the psychological reason that people have been conditioned to care so much about any actor or singer dying.
IANALOP but probably because you watch content starring them which makes them feel "real" to you because you go along experiencing the things they experience

>>509487448 (OP)
it reminds us of the passage of time and the inevitability of death.

It's simply called being respectful and courteous of the dead, not some grand fake and gay conspiracy or psyop

>>509487448 (OP)
Jews run everything

>>509487448 (OP)
Just because you are a sad pathetic introvert, does mean everyone else is.

>>509488660
Meh... Embrace death and you will live free.

>>509487448 (OP)
jews think it's funny when you worship false idols

Actors are the best.

There's nothing better than seeing someone who sucks so bad at being himself/herself, who has to pretend to be someone else.

>>509490442
>Introvert
No he’s a misanthrope.