Impersonators: Why do People Pretend to be Someone Else?
The Why Factor
Exploring the Psychology of Impersonation
The chapter delves into the motivations behind impersonation, from imitating accents for humor to seeking roles of heroism and authority. It discusses cases of individuals who maintain elaborate impersonations for personal gratification and explores the lack of remorse in those who exploit others for financial gain. The conversation also touches on the experience of impersonating famous personalities and the challenges impersonators face when considering the longevity of their roles.
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