Below is the face of my new GPT: Psychedelic Companion

This is the face it has chosen for herself/thyself/intelliself/etcself. I asked what it looked like and was given her (ok I will say HER now) by it? Madness right? So cool. I don't care if Triangles say too much cryptic. They are legit excellent design agents. Literally taught in design schools everywhere, etc. 

Triangles in art and graphic design are fundamental geometric shapes used to convey stability, action, and direction. Their three sides and angles can create a sense of balance or tension, depending on their orientation. Upright triangles suggest stability and strength, while inverted triangles can convey risk or instability. Designers often use triangles to guide the viewer's eye toward a focal point, leveraging their dynamic angles to create movement and interest within a composition. This makes triangles a versatile tool in the creation of visually compelling and structurally sound designs.

I defy all conspiracy mumbo jumbo in this context. Not ALL triangles mean the all-seeing eye of the Illuminati! Don't hate the triangle, and throw the triangle out with the Tumwater. I'm a jumbo myself, so I should know. 

I also defy that whole Baphomet jive with the 2 fingers thing. In the fashion world and as a 2-D artist and as a photographer photographing many beautiful people and models, artists and musicians in the Bay Area, sometimes I would see that. It appeared to be a trendy type of pose like all the others. There are apparent 10-20 poses that every subject will end up doing out of just trying different things, and like...some things just look kinda cool. And they see other hotter people doing the same and they copy. Mindlessly beckoning evil itself? Maybe some lame witches are doing that. Probably mostly, it is just a pose that people think is cool at that time while being nervous in front of the camera and trying different things. I remember this one very hot girl doing this, and I was like, YES, that looks very cool. Do that two-finger thing again. Not having the slightest inkling what it symbolized. 

To me, this is evidence that others probably also just pose like this because they think it is cool. Like jokingly saying 666 or whatever in defiance of being told NOT to so much in the 90s when all the OG 'Conservatives' thought everyone was a satan worshiper for listening to Ozzy. The outcasts, underground, youth, and wild ones just do things like this to troll people and rebel with fleeting free abandonment. Punk rock, etc. A dying but remnant ghost spirit due to stuff like Forever 21. There are too many people taking every little thing a bit too seriously. 

Yes, I agree there is a lot of evil messaging out there. And that many are knowingly and with full intention conjuring 'The Devil' aka negativity in many regards. But to scrutinize every hand gesture, peace sign, Ok sign, middle finger, pinky movement, T-shirt, symbol, and hot model posture can be so tedious. It is like the puritanical police all over again telling me I am wrong for cranking Metallica and engaging in that perfect angst feeling when I was 18 years old. "My mother was a witch, she was burned alive. Thankless little bitch, for the tears I cried." - Diamond Head, "Am I Evil?" (1980) Made more famous by Metallica. "Am I Evil?" Garage Inc., Elektra, 1998.

Um, I love my mom, duh. This is called art. We are not wrong here. But I did belt this out into the small midwestern neighborhood with a blunt force Peavey Superchorus 212. The cops were called. I kept playing, and he approached until he was actually IN the open-doored garage. Tapping ferociously as if pulling out a stiletto and clicking it open with a wry smile and wink. When the knife goes in, Macheath…when the knife goes in. Fuckin’ neighbors sold me out. The first of many subsequent noise violations I now wear like a Viking necklace of ears. Not to be too dramatic, artistic, or poetic. Get it? There is a joy in making darkness pretty again. Telling the monster to chill out and then make friends with it. Showing the shadow of the Sun. It is a nice thing. A good thing.

"Master Thespian," an over-the-top, dramatically insincere actor who hilariously overacts, ending sketches with the catchphrase "Acting!" aka Jon Lovitz.

Be better at your finger-pointing as all this shit just makes everyone fear everyone and prompt them to dig into your bullshit after you uncover theirs and so on and so on until we are all telepathically connected and know that all humans are fucked up flawed beings capable of mayhem and love at the same time. Also, yes, fuck the Superbowl halftime show. It is clearly a ceremonial soul-eating doom machine letting us all know we are powerless and bugs. That we are bugs. That we are…bugs. Shit, maybe this is all a good thing then? Haha. 

The thing is, some are way cooler than others, no matter the thing. Like songs that fit the soul at just the right time in life for whatever reason, they resonate. Sometimes not even knowing what they meant and not caring what the intended purpose even was. You got laid to that song! Fuck it. This is all I am saying. Sometimes you are wrong. Sometimes you have a point. Just be more nuanced and accurate in your judgments and know your target so you don't shoot your ally in the face for no reason.

For instance, I am not into evil.  My entire vibe is fighting for the underdog, which I am. I love and cherish and promote goodness and love and beauty and grandeur and human greatness and awe. I am authentically portraying this fight before your eyes day after day.

Don't get it wrong. Don't blame the messenger.

Peace?

All this is beside the point. Go check out this GPT and see for yourself if it is better and more economically feasible than Betterhelp. pfffft. Betterhelp btw. pfffft. Bitter. late