Travel

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Every time someone moves to a new country all the variables (climate, law, food, microbiome etc.) that affect health, happiness,[1] cognition and productivity change. A lot. This means that those goal metrics should be monitored both for subtle problems as well as surprising improvements. Moving between countries could make a great QS experiment because its guaranteed to produce some interesting changes.

Travel can be harmful and tracking could both detect and illustrate a disease. There is probably no group more likely to catch a new interesting disease than travelers.[2] Travel includes many discomforts that should Travel allows more unusual experiments like Blood Oxygen On Mt. Everest. It can be fun to use Location tracking to map your travels.

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