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The Ethics of the Vulnerable Pilot: A Blue Monkey Audit of Selena Gomez’s My Mind & Me
Abstract This paper analyzes the documentary My Mind & Me as a functional case study in Neuroethics and Active Agency. By applying the Langley Equation (A(B) = L > M), it argues that Selena Gomez’s public disclosure of psychological and biological "glitches" constitutes a deliberate Human Bypass of the standard celebrity simulation. This work explores the transition from a passive state of Maintenance (M) to an active state of Redirect, demonstrating how the "Involuntary Honesty" of a single Pilot can provide a technical manual for survival to a global audience.
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