The document discusses the quantified self movement, which uses technology to collect data on various aspects of people's daily lives, such as food consumed, moods, and physical performance. It involves self-monitoring using sensors and tracking biometrics to gain self-knowledge. The quantified self aims to incorporate this data collection into daily routines to improve functioning. Key figures in the field such as Gary Wolf are mentioned, and opportunities for capturing more unconscious data through interconnected devices and tracking previously unknown biometrics are explored.
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16. The
Quan)fied
Self:
is
a
movement
to
incorporate
technology
into
data
acquisi:on
on
aspects
of
a
person's
daily
life
in
terms
of
inputs
(e.g.
food
consumed,
quality
of
surrounding
air),
states
(e.g.
mood,
arousal,
blood
oxygen
levels),
and
performance
(mental
and
physical).
Such
self-‐monitoring
and
self-‐
sensing,
which
combines
wearable
sensors
(EEG,
ECG,
video,
etc.)
and
wearable
compu:ng,
is
also
known
as
lifelogging.
Other
names
for
using
self-‐tracking
data
to
improve
daily
func:oning
are
“self-‐tracking”,
auto-‐analy:cs,
“body
hacking”,
“self-‐quan:fying”,
self-‐surveillance,
lifelogging,
sousveillance,
and
Humanis:c
Intelligence.
In
short,
quan:fied
self
is
self-‐knowledge
through
self-‐tracking
with
technology.
Quan:fied
self-‐advancement
have
allowed
individuals
to
quan:fy
biometrics
that
they
never
knew
existed,
as
well
as
make
data
collec:on
cheaper
and
more
convenient.
One
can
track
insulin
and
cor:sol
levels,
sequence
DNA,
and
see
what
microbial
cells
inhabit
his
or
her
body.
17. Gary
Wolf
is
a
contribu:ng
editor
at
Wired
magazine,
where
he
writes
regularly
about
the
culture
of
science
and
technology
(as
well
as
many
other
topics).
He
is
also
the
co-‐founder,
with
Wired
colleague
Kevin
Kelly,
of
The
Quan:fied
Self,
a
blog
about
selgnowledge
through
numbers.
He
was
an
early
editor
at
Hotwired
/
Wired
Digital,
and
helped
push
the
technical
and
editorial
limits
of
the
early
web.
His
books
include
Dumb
Money:
Adventures
of
a
Day
Trader
(with
Joey
Anuff)
and
Wired:
A
Romance,
and
he’s
working
on
a
book
called
(for
now)
The
Quan:fied
Self.
“We
usually
associate
self-‐knowledge
not
with
numbers
but
with
words
-‐-‐
a
kind
of
inner
voice
of
consciousness
and
conscience.
Supplemen:ng
that
with
quan:ta:ve
tools
is
one
of
the
most
interes:ng
trends
emerging
in
our
culture.”
—
Gary
Wolf
in
IFTF
Health
Horizons
Report
33. Quantified Self
QS
and
Life
logging
객관적
(Objective)
주관적
(Subjective)
개인적
(Individual)
집단적
(Collective)
Life Logging
Social Media Big Data
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