Pricing authority volatility
before it becomes financial loss.
Most institutions can measure financial risk.
Few measure structural authority risk.
The Fame Index closes that gap.
We do not measure opinion.
We measure behavior under constraint.
Volatility that is invisible cannot be priced.
Unpriced volatility becomes misallocated capital.
- All papers are derived from locked, reproducible Fame Index cycles:
— Part 1 - The Measurable Damage of Social Platforms
— Part 2 - Format-Based Authority
— Part 3 - The Hidden Physics of Social Media Spend
— Trust Has Not Collapsed. It Has Hardened
— They Don’t Compete. They Govern. Why the global travel sector is no longer a market
— When Luxury Stops Playing the Same Game
— Why Brand Convergence Is the Most Dangerous Strategy in Modern Business
— The Tap Is Not the Rail — And Now the Financing Isn’t Either
— The Creator Economy Isn’t a Market
— Cruise Lines Aren’t Selling Vacations Anymore. They’re Building Membership Systems at Sea
— Shein Under Pressure — but Not in Retreat
— The Spectacle Plateau - Why Long-Haul Advertising Is Hitting Structural Limits
— The Chocolate Authority Shift
— From Promotion to Power Exchange - The New Era of Sports–Celebrity Myth Merging
— British Airways and the Geography of Authority - case study
— The e.l.f. Effect - case study
The Fame Index operates as a structured operating system processesing
large-scale behavioral signal data through computational workflows.
Computation handles signal density and clustering;
Interpretation and weighting remain human-defined.