Scientific American recently released an article about how parasocial relationships - one sided pseudo-relationships we develop over time with people or characters we experience on TV or in the movies - are able alleviate feelings of loneliness.

Well, if Virtual Biographies™ were mainstream by now, they, too, would be included in that list of parasocial mediums which are able to cure the uncomfortableness of feeling companionless.

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If The Beatles, or any other public figure for that matter, would find a way to mirror their thoughts and experiences within the physical realm onto the Net, they would enjoy a life with twice as many fortunes, both professionally and, most importantly, personally.  If life has proven one thing to us throughout our existence, it's that people benefit from having as many meaningful relationships as possible.  And for this, celebrities are, without a doubt, a fortunate group of people who could, if they allowed themselves to, have the entire world truly love them for Soulful reasons that go beyond their gifted talents. 

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We're currently experiencing the awful after-effects of living lives of excess.  During the late 90's and early to mid 2000's, we bought luxury cars, expensive jewelry, outragious toys we never needed in the first place and homes that were too pricey for our pocketbooks. 

What on earth made us feel like we could live so lavishly?

Celebrity culture should definitely take some of the blame.

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Most of today's celebrity obsessed culture flock to these people who became famous for being infamous. 

Take Kim Kardashion, for instance... she became famous flopping out her big fat ass in a perno. 

Really!?  REALLY!?  And we idolize her - and now her entire family - WHY? 

There are more and more stupid celebrities surfacing into our culture's consciousness by the minute.  And the sheeple are ready to pounce on them, for what reason!?

Because they see how fabulous their life is and instantly begin dreaming of how they can "make it big" in on "Fame Planet."

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