@elementals one of the aims of Anti-Oedipus and Guattari's psychoanalytic practice was to critique the tendency for bourgeois psychoanalysis to act as if every patient exists in isolation from the political conditions of their material reality. it turns out that if you aren't looking at it from a bourgeois context where individual patients probably don't live in proximity to those material conditions, it becomes pretty obvious that the reasons for why schizophrenia seems to be so incredibly debilitating and difficult to treat is because it's a type of thinking that diverges significantly from the status quo and that is constantly subject to repressive fascistic violence attempting to discipline the unconscious to function in a way that we now call "neurotypical"

in Guattari's practice at La Borde, literally just restructuring the institution around collective decision-making and giving all of the patients autonomy and the freedom to work different jobs in La Borde, removing the boundaries between patients and staff, lead to drastic improvements in their symptoms. this is just a small-scale experiment of what could be possible if society as a whole actually gave a fuck about NDs and allowed for them to work in roles better suited to their neurotypes