QS Show&Tell!
- Location
- San Francisco, CA 37.75-122.42 94110US
- Meetups
- 9 so far
- Members
- 402 Self-Quantifiers
- 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.
Our next MeetupQS SHOW&TELL #10 (San Francisco - Wired Magazine)
- Where?
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Wired magazine520 Third Street3rd FloorSan Francisco, CA 94107
- Who’s coming?
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58 Yes / 13 Maybe
Please join us for yet another interesting, fun night of self-tracking presentations, sharing ideas, and showing tools. If you are self-tracking in any way - biometrics, mood monitoring, life-logging, DNA sequencing, etc. etc. - come and share your methods and results.
Courtesy of Thomas Goetz, the executive editor of Wired magazine, this meeting will be held in the Wired offices at 520 Third Street. Read more
Past Meetups
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What members are saying
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“ Because they have great thoughts to share. In many ways, I would hope this remains fairly small. ”
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