One thing that would bear looking into is the "star system" - say you have a pool of 1000 people very skilled at whatever (singing, acting, athletics, TV talkin

One thing that would bear looking into is the "star system" - say you have a pool of 1000 people very skilled at whatever (singing, acting, athletics, TV talking, etc.). Only a few get to be "stars" and reap most of the available rewards, although they could be replaced by another pool member with minimal difference. Until the XIX century, there was not enough communication reach for this to occur noticeably. But now anyone from Podunk can have a global audience. Is this a problem, and does it need fixed?