Patient Zero, One, One, Zero, One
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This present moment used to be the unimaginable future" -Steward Brand. Today Fitbit has 90 Billion hours of heart rate data, 85 Trillion steps and 5 Billions nights of sleep. Apple has computers being worn by millions of people and recently had the FDA has cleared a new study for heart rate study with Apple and Standford. The statistics and facts about the digital health revolution no longer adequately tell the whole story of how humanity is being onboarded into a new world of digital health surveillance. Patient Zero, One, One, Zero, One is an intimate look of how the healthcare sector is responding the emergence of not only a new set of technologies but a new set of patients, the rise of the cyborg. From mental health to wearables our behaviors are driving everything from e-commerce to suicide prevention. What are the ethical, practical and real-world implications of life uploaded?
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- 1. Chris Dancy The World's Most Connected Man Patient Zero, One, One, Zero, One
- 2. Patient Zero, One, One, Zero, One
- 3. The Most Connected Man In The World
- 4. OVERVIEW 1. Christory 2. Relationship Evolution 3. Ethical and Moral Considerations 4. Impact on Health Care
- 5. 1968-1978
- 7. 2008
- 8. 2008-2012
- 9. 2012
- 10. 2012
- 11. 2013
- 12. 2013
- 13. SIZE: Bulky, heavy, full time. REASON: Measure, record. FOCUS: Record, organize, structure, understand. FEEDBACK: Device and environmental ELEMENTS: The Chris Dancy 10 (Health, entertainment, environment, social media, knowledge work, travel, opinion, content creation, money, spirituality) CONNECTED: Cloud based via Mobile ANALYSIS: Deep learning engines, charts, visual correlation, metadata STORAGE: Google Calendar, Spreadsheets, Text Documents 2013
- 14. 2013 700 Different Devices, Sensors, Applications and Services?
- 16. Internet of Me 2014-2016
- 19. Capture Create Relive at 30% 2014 Program Reality
- 20. 2014
- 21. Data PTSD
- 22. 2015
- 23. 2015
- 24. 02 06 03 07 11 15 04 08 12 16 SIZE: Imperceptible, temporary REASON: Spiritually assisted unreality. FOCUS: Vitals, proximity, neurology and fun. FEEDBACK: Me to Me, Devices to me, Others to Me, Environment to me, Temporal to me. ELEMENTS: Temporal Identity Agents (Time/Date, Location, Activity, Behavior, Biology, Environment) CONNECTED: Mesh (Home, Car, Body) ANALYSIS: Synchronicity, Mettā data STORAGE: Healthkit, Existence 2015
- 27. 2016
- 28. Full Moon Weights, not a treadmill Let it Snow 2016 Health
- 32. Internet of Me 2017
- 33. “Your iphone palmistry scored an insane 96% satisfaction” Sara Nordström, Director Mindshare 2017
- 34. 2017
- 35. 2018
- 36. SECTION TWO: RELATIONSHIP EVOLUTION 1. Relationships 2. Information 3. Technology
- 37. 2014 • Relationships • Information • Technology
- 39. 2014 - Information Spring Summer Fall Winter
- 40. MyFitnessPal Moves App Muse Fitbit DevicesApplications FitbitApple Watch Spire HeadspaceCalm DevicesApplications Sleep Cycle DevicesApplicationsDevicesApplications Caffiend Fitbit Apple WatchWiththings Swarm Swarm AliveCor iHealth Blood Eve 2014 - Technology
- 42. 2015 • Relationships • Information • Technology
- 44. MyFitnessPal Moves App Muse Fitbit DevicesApplications FitbitApple Watch Spire HeadspaceCalm DevicesApplications Sleep Cycle DevicesApplicationsDevicesApplications Caffiend Fitbit Apple WatchWiththings Swarm Swarm AliveCor iHealth Blood Eve 2015 - Technology
- 45. MyFitnessPal Moves App Muse Fitbit DevicesApplications FitbitApple Watch Spire HeadspaceCalm DevicesApplications Sleep Cycle DevicesApplicationsDevicesApplications Caffiend Fitbit Apple WatchWiththings Swarm Swarm AliveCor iHealth Blood Eve 2015 - Technology
- 46. MyFitnessPal Moves App Muse Fitbit DevicesApplications FitbitApple Watch Spire HeadspaceCalm DevicesApplications Sleep Cycle DevicesApplicationsDevicesApplications Caffiend Fitbit Apple WatchWiththings Swarm Swarm AliveCor iHealth Blood Eve 2015 - Technology
- 47. 2016 • Relationships • Information • Technology
- 50. MyFitnessPal Moves App Muse Fitbit DevicesApplications FitbitApple Watch Spire HeadspaceCalm DevicesApplications Sleep Cycle DevicesApplicationsDevicesApplications Caffiend Fitbit Apple WatchWiththings Swarm Swarm AliveCor iHealth Blood Eve 2016 - Technology
- 51. MyFitnessPal Moves App Muse Fitbit DevicesApplications FitbitApple Watch Spire HeadspaceCalm DevicesApplications Sleep Cycle DevicesApplicationsDevicesApplications Caffiend Fitbit Apple WatchWiththings Swarm Swarm AliveCor iHealth Blood Eve 2016 - Technology
- 52. MyFitnessPal Moves App Muse Fitbit DevicesApplications FitbitApple Watch Spire HeadspaceCalm DevicesApplications Sleep Cycle DevicesApplicationsDevicesApplications Caffiend Fitbit Apple WatchWiththings Swarm Swarm AliveCor iHealth Blood Eve 2016 - Technology
- 53. MyFitnessPal Moves App Muse Fitbit DevicesApplications FitbitApple Watch Spire HeadspaceCalm DevicesApplications Sleep Cycle DevicesApplicationsDevicesApplications Caffiend Fitbit Apple WatchWiththings Swarm Swarm AliveCor iHealth Blood Eve 2016 - Technology
- 54. MyFitnessPal Moves App Muse Fitbit DevicesApplications FitbitApple Watch Spire HeadspaceCalm DevicesApplications Sleep Cycle DevicesApplicationsDevicesApplications Caffiend Fitbit Apple WatchWiththings Swarm Swarm AliveCor iHealth Blood Eve 2016 - Technology
- 55. 2017 • Relationships • Information • Technology
- 58. 2017- Technology
- 59. 2018 • Relationships • Information • Technology
- 65. MyFitnessPal Moves App Muse Fitbit DevicesApplications FitbitApple Watch Spire HeadspaceCalm DevicesApplications Sleep Cycle DevicesApplicationsDevicesApplications Caffiend Fitbit Apple WatchWiththings Swarm Swarm AliveCor iHealth Blood Eve 2018 - Technology
- 66. MyFitnessPal Moves App Muse Fitbit DevicesApplications FitbitApple Watch Spire HeadspaceCalm DevicesApplications Sleep Cycle DevicesApplicationsDevicesApplications Caffiend Fitbit Apple WatchWiththings Swarm Swarm AliveCor iHealth Blood Eve 2018 - Technology
- 67. 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 In Camera Native Camera to AI NativeApp Camera Loop upApp based look upWeb Portal Search 2018 - Technology
- 68. SECTION THREE: ETHICAL AND MORAL TRENDS 1. Integration 2. Behavioral adaptation 3. Shamification 4. Surveillance.
- 69. INTEGRATION
- 71. Integrated - Place Dry GPSNutrition GPSActivity GPS Endurance GPS
- 72. Sync To The Sun Integrated – Place and Time
- 74. Behavioral – Bad Habit Assistance
- 75. Behavioral – Habit as an Interface
- 76. Behavioral – Bad Habit Avoidance
- 77. SHAMIFICATION
- 80. SURVEILLANCE
- 81. Apple Watch tracks fertility Connected Pregnancy Test Heart beat monitoring Vitals collectedWatch your childContractions Measured Log his food Surveillance – Family
- 87. SECTION FOUR: Impact on Health Care • Cyborgs • Post Interface
- 88. Cyborg In the age of digital health care.
- 89. The term cyborg is not the same thing as bionic, bio-robot or android. Cyborg is organism that has restored function or enhanced abilities due to the integration of some artificial component or technology that relies on some sort of feedback. You are a Cyborg.
- 90. 1981
- 91. 2004
- 92. 2009
- 93. 2014
- 94. 2017
- 95. 2017
- 96. 2017
- 97. 20182017
- 98. 2018
- 99. 2008-2018 2008 2010 20182014 2016 AnalogIdentityDigitalIdentity Text, Emoticons Photos, Videos, Gifs, Emoji's Personalized Stickers, Light Avatars Face Filters, Lenses Immersive Avatars Device as identity Application as identity Experience as identity Behavior as identity
- 100. Post Interface In the age of digital health care.
- 101. • “[The job of the Mac] is to challenge what we think a computer can do, and do things that no computer has ever done before—[it should] be more and more powerful and capable so that we need a desktop because of its capabilities.” • “The job of the notebook is to make it so you never need a desktop, right? It’s been doing this for a decade.” • “The job of the iPad should be to be so powerful and capable that you never need a notebook. Like, why do I need a notebook? I can add a keyboard! I can do all these things!” • “The job of the phone is to do more and more things such that maybe you don’t need your iPad, and it should be always trying and striving to do that.” • “The job of the watch is to do more and more things on your wrist so that you don’t need to pick up your phone as often.” • ??? Phil Schiller Senior Product Killer World Wide Product Marketing
- 103. 2010 - App Store
- 104. Life as a Platform
- 105. Office School FROM WORK (behavioral) Everywhere
- 106. FROM BODY (Physical)
- 108. FROM CAR (Activity)
- 110. Time JUST IN TIME HEALTH ADVICE Place Behavior Biological Event
- 111. 2010 - App Store
- 112. 2020 - Habit Store In the Future, We Download Habits.
- 113. SUMMARY 1. Relationships Evolution: 1. Personal, Informational and Technical merge. 2. Ethical and Moral Trends: 1. Integration, Behavioral adaptation, Shamification and Surveillance. 3. Impact on Healthcare: 1. Cyborgs 2. No visible interface.