To quantify yourself is anti-human:
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Why the ‘quantified self’ movement as mostly bad:
Anti data-deification
Nerds have hijacked society. What does this mean? It means data rules everything around me (DREAM).
The downside:
You think to yourself… “If I don’t quantify it, it is meaningless”.
This is bad. For example, there are certain things we can never and *SHOULD* never quantify. Your love for your friends, family, and kids. Or your sense of self-worth. If they could even invent a robust way of self-quantified metrics… would we even want it? SHOULD we want it?
I say no.
Social Media 101
- We Are the New Social Media Slaves
- Data Rules Everything Around Me (DREAM)
- Unquantify Yourself
- Create Your Own Social Media Platform
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- Advice for Aspiring Full-Time Photographers
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- How to Become a Photography Teacher
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- Why I Teach Street Photography Workshops
- Trust: The Most Important Thing You Need to Succeed as a Photographer
- Why Do You Need More Likes or Followers?
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- Instagram is Going to Be the Next Facebook
- Don’t Trust “Free” Photography Social Networks