I think owning it can be a strategy, and maybe that is what Hilton did, but I think some people just aren't strongly motivated by social disapproval - in some c

I think owning it can be a strategy, and maybe that is what Hilton did, but I think some people just aren't strongly motivated by social disapproval - in some cases to the point that they don't even realize it's happening. For them, it's like the low murmur of other people's conversations at a restaurant. They instinctively ignore it and are generally so wrapped up in what they are doing that someone has to actively bring it to their attention.