Exploring the likely future of reshaping the art market with AI replacing one of the major pillars of art: technical skill and craft

In this episode we're diving deep into a topic that's crucial for our well-being: friendship. And who better to guide us than the ancient Greek philosopher, Aristotle?

This episode explores the concept of akrasia, or weakness of will, [Akrasia (/əˈkreɪziə/; from Ancient Greek ἀκρασία) ]and offers strategies for overcoming it to achieve self-mastery.

Akrasia is the internal struggle between knowing what is right and succumbing to immediate desires. It emphasizes that achieving one's "Best Self" or "enkrateia" is an ongoing journey of intentional action and self-improvement.

Enkrateia (Greek ἐνκράτεια, "in power - from ἐν (en, “in”) + κράτος (krátos, “power”)

This episode explores the multifaceted concept of happiness, tracing its origins and various interpretations. We try to contrast the ancient Greek notion of eudaimonia, defined by philosophers like Aristotle as a flourishing or good life achieved over time, with the modern understanding of happiness as a temporary, pleasurable state often linked to hedonism.

The AI Violin: A New Instrument in the Orchestra of Humanity

https://medium.com/@ldiventi/the-ai-violin-a-new-instrument-in-the-orchestra-of-humanity-d42ee54fe106

Pilot episode

This episode is a book review of the not yet published book “How to train your Bitch” by Luke DiVenti. The book is in pilot readers proofread and review phase of publication.