QS Show&Tell!

Location
San Francisco, CA 37.75-122.42 94110US
Meetups
11 so far
Members
497 Self-Quantifiers
Rating
The Bay Area Quantified Self Meetup Group 4.50 4.5025
Meetup topics
Founded
July 31, 2008

This is a regular show and tell for people taking advantage of various kinds of personal tracking - geotracking, life-logging, DNA sequencing, etc. - to gain more knowledge about themselves. Come share what you are doing, and learn from others. Topics include, but are not limited to:

Chemical Body Load Counts

Personal Genome Sequencing

Lifelogging

Self Experimentation

Risks/Legal Rights/Duties

Behavior monitoring

Location tracking

Non-invasive Probes

Digitizing Body Info

Sharing Health Records

Psychological Self-Assesments

Medical Self-Diagnostics

Your hosts are Kevin Kelly (kk at kk dot org) and Gary Wolf (gary at aether dot com). The Quantified Self meetup is associated with our blog about self knowledge through numbers at http://www.quantifiedself.org. Write us with your recommendations, tips, and observations.

What members are saying

“ there are about three different groups all mashed together: the experiment/observation/lifeloggers, the genetic testing enthusiasts, and the patient/health care/self monitoring people. the areas ov ... ”

“ 30 years of waiting for the emergence of this human-convergence. Those were the old la honda rd living in the shack doing grad work days. ... ”

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What's new?

  • Feb 9
    • New member
      Michael Nagle
      “I'm organizing Boston's QS meetup and wanted to see what was happening here.”
  • Feb 4
    • New member
      Eliot
      “I've been recording where I go for years, I have a FitBit and a Tanita scale that uploads to HealthVault, and I belive in the value of data to do amazing things.”
  • Feb 3
    • New member
      Ben
      “I am the CTO of Zeo Inc. - a company that has designed the worlds first personal sleep coach.”
  • Jan 29
    • New member
      Bill Schuller
      “To be more aware of what is going on in the QS community.”
  • Jan 28
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