I need to set things straight here

I am not trying to get myself, nor anyone else, in trouble. I was not, necserilly, even asking for links. Legal or not, what Manstuprator has said in his reply to this post is, broadly speaking, true. Of course social media sites, and most search engines, are keeping vast logs of who is watching what, and then selling it. That is how they pay the bills! And sometimes, their customers are government agencies. I would add that even with my history I seem to be alright - I have never gotten in legal trouble - but DO NOT take my case as neceserilly representitive. Take your time, construct an accurate threat model, stop, and think. Also invest some time in aquiring didgital literacy. There are many great cybersecurity focussed channels on youtube, if you are curious (details on TOR, tails, etc.). You are probably not Edward Snowden, but but you should still do your homework. Again, to reiterate, the last thing I want is to get one of my fellow BLs in trouble. Let's change to a lighter topic - thinking about this is causing me a great deal of anxiety, and that is why I've put in so much effort to change. The spirit of the question I started this thread with was, if you were an artist (creating AI art, or any art for that matter), what would you do to come across inspiration. For sure, inspiration can be trigged by looking at images, but it is more of a feeling, and vivid mental images can sometimes seem to come from nowhere. Where should I search for that state of mind?