You won’t think of it. You just won’t discover you’re in a fanfic! The laws of physics are running on an author, and that author doesn’t want you to discover you’re in a fanfic. I expect you will have trouble thinking thoughts physics itself does not want you to think.
That depends on the author. If an author is good enough, and have an accurate enough model to realize he would in the first place, and still chose to base the character of a real person, then hopefully they author cares enough about accuracy to not do hamfisted overrides like that.
You won’t think of it. You just won’t discover you’re in a fanfic! The laws of physics are running on an author, and that author doesn’t want you to discover you’re in a fanfic. I expect you will have trouble thinking thoughts physics itself does not want you to think.
That depends on the author. If an author is good enough, and have an accurate enough model to realize he would in the first place, and still chose to base the character of a real person, then hopefully they author cares enough about accuracy to not do hamfisted overrides like that.