# Quantified Self

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474: The Future of the Quantified Self Movement

The Future of the Quantified Self Movement with Dr. Michael Snyder ---------------- What if a $50 smart watch could give you early warning signs for illness, infection, and even disease? Prevention costs less and is more effective than just about any cure, but most of us don't even manage to get an…

675: A Thanksgiving Blast from the Past with Tim Ferriss

Welcome to our Thanksgiving Weekend Blast from the Past! This is a cleaned-up replay of our very first Thanksgiving with Tim Ferriss. We hope you enjoy and we’ll be back next week in all of our Grumpy Glory! This week, author Tim Ferriss is our special guest. Tim sat with us for an hour, and we ta…

Could your electronic devices mislead you into thinking you have insomnia? Elizabeth Tracey reports

Apple watches and other electronic self-monitoring tools may up the risk that you might think you have insomnia when you don’t. That’s according to Charlene Gamaldo, a sleep expert at Johns Hopkins. Gramaldo: All of our devices are great from … Could your electronic devices mislead you into thinki…

Jim Kean on Quantified Self, Self-Optimization, and... Robots?

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Yuliya Grinberg PhD on Human & Machine

Yuliya Grinberg is a digital anthropologist and qualitative researcher with a PhD in Sociocultural Anthropology from Columbia University. She is currently Research and Insights Manager at Mastercard. Her book, Ethnography of an Interface: Self-Tracking, Quantified Self, and the Work of Digital Conn…

How to Teach Personal Science — with Sara Riggare, Thomas Blomseth Christiansen, and Martijn de Groot

Quantified Self Podcast is about the practice of personal science — using your own data to answer your own questions. In this Quantified Self podcast three university educators who've spent years teaching people how to use their own data to explore their own questions join me, Gary Wolf, for an unr…

Tracking Tics

Martijn de Groot has had tics since he was a child. Mostly, he suppressed them and they were rarely noticed. A few years ago, concerned that they might be getting worse, he started tracking them by pressing a small one-button tracker in his pocket that recorded a timestamp when a tic came. The firs…

40. The N-of-1 Revolution: The Future of Medicine Will Be Studying One Person at a Time, with Gary Isaac Wolf

We physicians look outside the patient, to an expensive wearable, high-tech blood tests, or a brain MRI, to provide us with insights we hope we can use to relieve our patient's suffering. But what if some of the most powerful insights come from observations only a patient can make? Gary Isaac Wolf,…

What Works for Your Brain? Personal Science with Gary Wolf

What if understanding your energy, attention, and daily struggles does not require another expensive wearable—or tracking every 15 minutes of your life? In this episode of Adulting with Autism, I talk with science writer Gary Wolf, co-founder of the Quantified Self movement and author of The Qua…