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  • 2021-12-09 Self-Research Chat
    |People=Alberto Frigo
    490 bytes (64 words) - 13:04, 20 December 2021
  • 2022-06-23 Self-Research Chat
    |People=Maneesh Juneja
    385 bytes (57 words) - 14:20, 5 July 2022
  • Life extension
    Personal science can only improve lifespan indirectly because few people are likely to stick with an experiment for their entire lives. mlhnrca on r
    645 bytes (100 words) - 14:29, 27 February 2023
  • 2022-04-21 Self-Research Chat
    |People=Quantified Diabetes, Michael Snyder
    481 bytes (68 words) - 10:51, 22 April 2022
  • Piotr Wozniak
    {{People Infobox [[Category:People]]
    1 KB (153 words) - 16:09, 27 February 2023
  • Media Tracking
    ...ps also record media use on the computer, which is most media use for most people.
    536 bytes (80 words) - 14:29, 27 February 2023
  • The Nutritional Researchers Cohort
    So I work in a group where we study metabolic health, so the people involved in this project are all nutritional researchers, so that’s what ...we had a plan that people could actually to build their own study and ask people to join.
    6 KB (1,010 words) - 11:06, 2 March 2023
  • 2022-03-10 Self-Research Chat
    |People=Sara Riggare
    506 bytes (73 words) - 10:50, 14 April 2022
  • 2021-11-11 Self-Research Chat
    |People=Seth Roberts,Steven Jonas
    647 bytes (92 words) - 16:25, 7 December 2021
  • The Great Book Project of 2013
    ...e reason why I did this was it’s pretty much summarized there is like most people I assume. I had a giant pile of books that I never made any progress on wha ...t my data and I had read books that were mostly by men and mostly by white people.
    7 KB (1,265 words) - 11:20, 2 March 2023
  • Seth Roberts
    {{People Infobox [[Category:People]]
    2 KB (259 words) - 16:11, 27 February 2023
  • Query test
    ...mwtable&sort=&order=asc&eq=no&offset=0&limit=500 People ({{#ask:[[Category:People]][[Has related tool::Fitbit]]|format=count}})]</span>, ...mwtable&sort=&order=asc&eq=no&offset=0&limit=500 People ({{#ask:[[Category:People]][[Has related tool::{{PAGENAME}}]]|format=count}})]</span>,
    6 KB (795 words) - 14:58, 22 February 2023
  • Activity Tracking for Teams
    ...es Qount.us, which runs experiments around tracking physical activities of people within teams. From using Moves to a full dashboard displayed on a wall, he ...for you but it could be in a way. And I think if you could somehow change people’s behaviour based on QS related data, the office would be a very nice pla
    5 KB (916 words) - 11:08, 2 March 2023
  • The Future of Wearable Sensors - From Quantifying Behavior to Quantifying Health
    ...of these people are unfit, so what happens if next to them we plot the fit people. ...u should provide to people is the actually fitness level in order to allow people to change behavior if they are in a danger zone.
    6 KB (1,039 words) - 11:15, 2 March 2023
  • Steps of self tracking project
    Get inspired by [https://wiki.openhumans.org/wiki/Category:People Category:People]. Or people on biohackstack.com.
    2 KB (304 words) - 17:57, 28 February 2023
  • Urine analysis
    ...interest to Keto dieters and glucose measurements could be of interest to people with diabetes. Urinalysis strips can be ordered fairly cheaply on internet
    708 bytes (98 words) - 14:29, 27 February 2023
  • Quantifying the Emotional Self
    ...nd year graduate student at NYITP. She has always been interested in other people's emotions and feelings. In this video, she shares her ongoing project on e I was always interested in what other people and feeling and in a sense if I can give them a hug, if my close ones are f
    5 KB (953 words) - 11:14, 2 March 2023
  • Physiological measurements at classical concerts
    What I did is I went to the New World Symphony to look at what excites people, what creates better emotional experiences. I’m going to give three theor I wore this sensor during a classical concert and actually had some other people wear it as well and I looked at well what kind of responses am I going to h
    7 KB (1,390 words) - 16:54, 27 February 2023
  • 3D Body Measurement on a Smartphone
    ...se image segmentation to cut out the edge of the person, which is easy for people and hard for machines. ...ve an API, we have a software development kit, and we offer white label if people just want to take it and do interesting stuff with it.
    6 KB (1,010 words) - 18:26, 6 June 2023
  • Cognitive Testing
    The efficiency of the work most people do is a combination of their ability to focus and think. Cognitive testing ...s could possibly work the same way if the serial tests are given to enough people and a difficult of each question can be assessed.
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  • How to Live in NYC with Zero Expenses
    ...ike a four hour work week is actually while very aspirational for a lot of people. I wanted to see if I could 10x it for my goal. ...ortation. If you have any friend with a city bike, all you have to do like people move in and out New York on the time. And when someone’s moving they are
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  • Neurologica
    Approximately 90% of the clients recovered within two months from people who were in depression for about 15 years, burnout for two years and that k ...will be included in the basic insurance that the quality of life for many people will greatly improve we think.
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  • My Father, a Quantified Diabetic
    ...a designer and entrepreneur, I have a company called (Illumien?), it’s 20 people and we think of new futures for companies and develop new services and (zap Some 360 million people around the world has diabetes and actually this is the largest group of Qua
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  • Personal Comfort
    ...d his colleagues have embarked on a series of studies to better understand people’s individual preferences for their environments and they are doing it wit ...ng the largest database in the world on the occupants of distraction, what people think about the space that they occupy, if they think they are happy with t
    10 KB (1,747 words) - 11:12, 2 March 2023
  • Evolving Health
    ...p with Mymee to apply the basic methods to the general population to help people run their own self experiments outside of the QS community. The major break ...enters, and we could apply the general population that maybe we could help people run their own self experiments and that we could expand outside of the QS c
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  • Lessons From Food Tracking
    ...this is just little scale down there, and this is what I would see that 10 people have rated my salad as 94 points of health. And this is the extent of their ...a formula that they put these schools through to jack it up a bit, because people rate the food, and somebody is going to rate that one dish much lower for s
    8 KB (1,462 words) - 11:03, 2 March 2023
  • Rhythmanalysis
    ...of employees; people at Game entertainment at Liverpool, hairdressers, and people on production line work. ...line workers due to health and safety reasons. So we can no longer monitor people making chocolates which would have been an interesting thing to work at.
    7 KB (1,158 words) - 11:20, 2 March 2023
  • Indexer
    ...a database for tracking consumption and managing waste. She wants to help people answer 2 questions: How much do I throw away? And, how do I recycle properl ...d talking to experts and going to the recycling committee and also talk to people from waste management and ecology and focused on waste disposal. It had a m
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  • Words for Mood Measurement
    ...d projective tests like the Rorschach blot test that isn’t actually asking people exactly how they feel, but it’s getting under the skin. I wanted to see w ...fairly recently. And he done some work in 2007 where he gave word stems to people and asked them to complete the word.
    8 KB (1,421 words) - 11:15, 2 March 2023
  • Mindfulness, Technology, and Me
    ...f people who were just looking at their phones and not actually talking to people at all. Then I saw a mom with her daughter who literally was just brushing And an example for me was I was sitting at a stoplight, I had people honking at me and I look up and notice the light is green. I haven’t gone
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  • Meditation and Brain Function
    ...itated. So if you are measuring any effect that is under conscious control people could be just trying harder when they meditate, which is definitely true of ...to be important later because I don’t have any practice at that and other people do.
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  • Self Tracking Awareness and Change
    ...king leads to self-awareness, which ultimately leads to profound change in people’s lives. </blockquote> ...king leads to self-awareness, which ultimately leads to profound change in people’s lives.
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  • Using IOT for Motivation
    ...d combined with the fact I work at home, this is really bad for my health. People in the US say that sitting is the new smoking and it can turn very bad for ...about hope self-discipline can be achievable but why it’s not achieved by people.
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  • Self Experimentation
    ...me on the Quantified Self conference. My name is Mariusz, I’m one of those people who never participated in any of those events or meet ups, from a country w ...ople, to my wife or to other people doing that. Then if I am in a group of people who have those experiences it’s sort of easy to communicate.
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  • Managing My Time with A Dashboard View
    ...about what the name should be. And they were thinking about bringing more people into this. ...I ended up getting the data from friends also sort of marketing, you know, people in similar lines of work to me. And looking at all of their calendars and t
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  • Tracking Happiness
    ...r 00:38) and they had a bunch of really good introductions like be kind to people, meditate, don’t think too hard but the one I liked was the introduction ...ck. Again how often have we taken a job on knowing that we didn’t like the people? How often do we hang out with frenemies and values if they don’t always
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  • Memomics And Longevity
    So, memes. A lot of people are using this word for different things and different meanings. I’m usin ...o from each other. So I think you could presume to get memetic profiles of people.
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  • What I Learned By Building
    ...don’t often talk about it. And we also don’t talk about what happens when people who have really important stories to tell with data, also don’t have the So I became interested more specifically in how people put together show and tell talks right. We let that data cooking process re
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  • Tracking your brain on booze, Boozerlyzer
    ...e a ranking for all of these, how they are rated generally, and by getting people to respond to a whole range of these we can get a snapshot of how you’re ...siness I know and I think we are doing it okay. But again, any suggestions people have for their experience in how to anonymize data please let me know.
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  • QS + Paleo = ?
    ...that meat is important, fat is important. And this is a small movement of people who are sometimes called hippies on Atkins. ...not intuitive at all but it made some sense, because back in the Stone Age people did not eat breakfast. So it made some sense that doing a non-Stone Age thi
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  • Tracking Media Consumption
    ...hat you check it out. But we’re interested in the state and the context of people. So when you’re watching or when you’re consuming media what state are ...tion and the mood and stuff like that. And part of it is what we do we get people to fill in media diaries, and then we interview them and ask them little qu
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  • The Human Face of Big Data
    ...ct of the internet on civilization, or the microprocessor. Because all the people that work on our projects tend to come from the media, we had been turned d ...data is the Quantified Self movement. The analogy that I’ve been using to people is that imagine that the whole human race has been looking though one eye u
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  • For me doing is a form of knowing: triggering my actions with data
    ...it was a lot of pain, because in fact I discovered I was alone doing this people didn’t matter and since it was part time and just a hobby I didn’t want ...saw that it really works, and if I find a little community of like-minded people who have the same effort, goal, or hobby we can really encourage ourselves.
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  • Self Tracking, Types Movements Communities
    ...r characteristics to Personal Science. Self tracking is most important for people suffering from chronic undiagnosed or sub-clinical problems. This section a .../ref>, Nootropic<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/Nootropics/</ref>, encourage people to try more extreme experiments with less attention to data.
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  • Floss the Teeth You Want To Keep
    ...ping them. So cold turkey is for people in various desperate situations or people who are very good at changing and I’m neither of those. ...e alone because changing alone is really hard. And if you do it with other people you get encouragement, you get support and you get accountability.
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  • Smartphone Disengagement
    ...reflections emerged in parallel. In a way, this seems very similar to what people with addictive behaviors experience (for example when quitting smoking). ...elf-experiment (that is, at a “meta” level), but also in relation to other people (“Social context” category). Especially about how they could perceive m
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  • Tracking Across Generations
    ...yourself very objectively. Like you look at yourself in the way that other people would look at you, and you don’t have this emotional filter of like how y ...o I was with I can like go back and re-watch times that I spent with those people.
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  • History and Future of QS Visualization
    ...ere, there’s a metadata, where you can search for pictures in relations to people emotions, so we not only have the layer of time but also layers of contribu ...e a photograph and they tell that story. And through that he’s encouraging people to sort of document their lives, because he say’s our lives is our bigges
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  • Self-Monitoring and Cancer Survivorship
    ...this anyway. Well you ought to know that in a few years’ time, half of the people alive will experience cancer; that’s half this room if you will, so it’ ...many years with it and they will live longer. That is the good news, that people are surviving longer with cancer, not just because of self-monitoring but t
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  • Valerie Aurora on Tracking Street Harassment
    So this happens to women and LGBTP people a lot more. Here are some examples. Shouting nice ass, actually grabbing so So I didn’t know about street harassment in 2007 and a lot of people didn’t either. For one thing I drove in a car most of my life until that
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