Indholdsfortegnelse
Thesis
Reasons for quantifying
Everybody behaves different
Who quantifies themselves
Replacing the doctors
Conclusion

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Uddrag
Bob Troia is a 41-year old caucasian male, who is fixated on a good health and he needs to put out the best of himself out there for his companions and himself to see.

He appreciates sharing the information of his fitness and wellbeing, and everything in his life is essentially evaluated

He estimates how a lot and various types of rest he has had, his circulatory strain, and feelings of anxiety, those are only a couple of the things that he watches out for

and he does this consistently. In the video we see that there is a leaderboard showing how much his companions have ran, so he begins runniing to stay ahead of them in the leaderboard

and what this sort of leaderboard might make you consider less yourself or you get pressured enough to keep going

so they will see your accompishments and possibly attempt it themselves to stay ahead of their companions. And while this is a useful way to stay healthy, it could also lower others expectations of you.

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I can't help thinking about what befalls your mental health, if you do precisely what Bob Troia does to help his own life and wellbeing.

Would you like to dazzle your loved ones or do you do it for yourself, and by wearing such devices do you actually need to go the doctor

despite the fact that you know how your wellbeing is going, and what is it that leads to people quantifying themselves?