Mad Ball was a rising scientist at Harvard who switched to build a nonprofit foundation creating tools for the future of self research: "I wanted to do things that would not have happened otherwise had I not been present to question those boundaries. What we’re doing, nobody else is doing."
People in the Quantified Self community are using blood sugar measurements to determine which foods they should eat more or less often. Using their knowledge, this guide shows you how to do the same.
Mad Ball was a rising scientist at Harvard who switched to build a nonprofit foundation creating tools for the future of self research: "I wanted to do things that would not have happened otherwise had I not been present to question those boundaries. What we’re doing, nobody else is doing."
The Quantified Self community organized itself around one key activity: sharing first person reports about our own discoveries using our own data. Why does it work so well?
