I don't really care whether you benefit in any way from my picture, published or not, for profit or not. If I don't want you to have it, you don't get it. What gives you the right to take my picture? Besides, why do you even want it if you're not using it for something?
Yeah, even the fact that OP seems to think (a lot?) about focussing their mind and paying attention might suggest something in that direction. Neurotypical people don't seem to think about that shit (read: that amazing ability to "just do the thing") at all. But I have ADHD too, that's why I know that shit only becomes good (or even gets done) if I actively make myself pay attention to it. I just don't think that's unusual per se, only that I need to work harder than other people to achieve the necessary level of attention. I also (sometimes, on good days, when I've just finished a piece) consider myself an artist and part of that is (most likely) due precisely to the fact that my mind doesn't want to focus.
It seems to have been a thought you had that you deemed significantly unusual enough to post it in showerthoughts. I've been telling you my understanding of your words, under the assumption that I must be misunderstanding something, so you could clarify them for me. Your replies have unfortunately stayed too vague and flowery for me to understand. Carry on.
The way I understand it is that if anyone complains, you'd also have to prove that you didn't record and the device has never had the ability to create a permanent record. Which seems difficult.
I honestly fail to understand what seems to be so mind-blowing about this for you. I'm genuinely confused. Because it still sounds to me like you're saying if you focus on the thing you're doing, it becomes good. Which, yeah? That's how that usually works? Again, genuinely confused.
I can only assume this is shortly before non-descript guy on the right realises Budget-Karl on the left and creepy guy in the middle have horribly deformed hands.
My younger sister had one of them but I'm just old enough to have had an actual stereo with speakers set up in the corners of my room. They seem to have gone out of style now that we're all consuming sounds on our phones (I'm including myself here). Now get off my lawn before I ramble more.
Additional information for innocent bystanders: Frau Klöckner and Nestle REALLY like each other. Do with this what you will.