That's what I keep asking myself. Why am I doing this? What am I wanting to do with all these generated images?

Before I got into Stable Diffusion I mainly used 3d apps to create videos. One app that I have used in the past is Daz3d Studio, but not to create videos with, though. And that I rarely used it to generate images, which is what Daz3d is mainly known for. I mostly used it to port 3d models via fbx and obj, etc, to these other apps that I used to create videos with. Now I no longer even do that because I have somehow become unreasonably addicted to Stable Diffusion and have lost interest in what I was doing before I found out about Stable Diffusion.

And like I already pointed out, generating images was never anything I was into, even when I was using Daz3d a lot. I still have all these other 3d apps installed but now find them boring compared to Stable Diffusion.

And now I have generated well over 200,000 images and I have no clue what I'm supposed to do with them? There has to be a use for that many images except I wouldn't know what is. Seems like I just like to generate images to just collect them then do nothing with them after that. And some of you with top of the line Gpus, by now you are probably into your millions of images you have generated. And I can't even figure out something useful to do with 2k plus images. Couldn't imagine if I had a million or more I need to try and do something useful with.

No doubt about it in my mind, this Stable Diffusion AI is the most addicting thing one can do on their computer. There is no way this Stable Diffusion AI stuff is just a fad and will eventually fade away before we know it. It's here to stay, apparently. Maybe even for forever.