Rand Holmes turned me on to Laing 'round about 1977 or 78, courtesy of Harold Hedd comix, and Carolyn Whitford's head shop Seeds and Stems - which had a bit of a reading room setup.

There is a path to liberation for everyone. If you are one of those wired for high verbal intelligence, yours will be a hard road. R.D. Laing's The Politics of Experience may be helpful.
tinyurl.com/laing-pol-exp

Cat yawn. Miss Kitty is the queen of IDGAF. Famous on teh interwebz? So what.

First photo with new phone.

The artist lives in an ice cold windowless building filled with endless rows of rack mount cabinets, has never seen sunlight and does not even know what that is.

Anyone who hopes to make a dime making art will soon have to compete with AI prompt writers. Reference is the /only/ thing AI has, and from what I see on FB and here that works TOO well. So use it as part of your foundation, but go one giant step beyond. Or lose out to this competitor:

Great work! This guy can't even come close:

Peel back the ugly, garish computer generated "nature scene" and here's what you're really looking at: Floor after ice cold floor in windowless buildings, burning megawatts of power to grind out ugly fake "nature" images. Sorry about the big carbon footprint - NOT. We have just replaced you.

Next time you see one of those garish, over-saturated Nature Photos, pull back the curtain and viola: The real forest is an ice cold windowless building filled with rack mount cabinets. Megawatts in, fake art out. Pardon the big carbon footprint, real Nature just needs to move aside.

Man, did those crazy palm trees in the last sunlight of the day...

Well, it appeared to work but not visible so far. I'll try a picture: Suburban Utopia in Temple Terrace:

Suburban Utopia in Temple Terrace, FL

A fierce and dangerous beast.

Walkway behind the music building at USF Tampa.