This is my presentation for The Guardian Activate Summit (http://www.theguardian.com/media-network/2013/sep/04/activate-new-york-programme-2013), to be performed as a country song while accompanied by guitar and harmonica. Who wouldn't do a song about Big Data with a harmonica? Just call me Minnie Pearl Jam.
6. I‟m going to compare Quantified
Self data, where people are trying
to optimize their physical, mental,
and emotional wellbeing
or “Little Data”
+ PLUS +
7. ….Data from the Internet of
Things, where SENSORS
measure information about our
lives we‟re not even aware of…
+ PLUS +
8. …metrics from what are called
Happiness Indicators, like
Bhutan‟s Gross National
Happiness, that measure both the
quantitative and qualitative
wellbeing of an entire population.
9. I‟m going to compare Quantified Self data,
where people are trying to optimize their
physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing
or “Little Data” with data from the Internet of
Things, where SENSORS measure information
about our lives we‟re not even aware of PLUS
metrics from what are called Happiness
Indicators, like Bhutan‟s Gross National
Happiness, that measure both the quantitative
and qualitative wellbeing of an
ENTIRE POPULATION.
21. (Chorus).
Be sensortive, be sensortive.
When using technologies so new.
When we‟re measuring our lives,
let‟s make connections quantified.
Track unto others as
you‟d have tracked to you.
32. (Chorus).
Be sensortive, be sensortive.
When using technologies so new.
When we‟re measuring our lives,
let‟s make connections quantified.
Track unto others as
you‟d have tracked to you.
33.
34. (Chorus).
Be sensortive, be sensortive.
When using technologies so new.
When we‟re measuring our lives,
let‟s make connections quantified.
Track unto others as
you‟d have tracked to you.