Socrates lived by his ideas, driven by an impulse to question onself and others, the whole of society and its past and future. He didn't care about anything else more than about this drive, not even about his own live.
Socrates was not driven by a goal, but by a practice, an ongoing thing never to be finished. This is what I find interesting. This is what I want to apply to AI image generation, because I don't care about the final object that the AI gives me that much, but about what I can learn by creating it. Or simply the enjoyment of the creation as an aesthetic activity. Can it be done though? Because as it is today, the process is not going to give me either of those things: learning opportunities or aesthetic pleasure.
How does one live a life driven by a practice?
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