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A big push with the stuff I’m doing in medicine and chronic illness is a push for better measurement.  I’ve identified a number of places where I think we’ve averaged away a metric that is more interesting than what we are using. Just like how in a business if your chosen kpi’s suck you’re going to improperly optimize, in a variance first regime my gut tells me many things that look unexplainable start to make much more sense.

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Ok that is awesome.

Sidelined was probably a poor choice of wording insofar as some of this probably wasn’t even doable until fairly recently. I’ve been on this whole micro circulation rabbit hole.  I am definitely out of my depth here so let me try to get my thoughts in order tomorrow so I don’t make a fool of myself in front of you. I’ve been exploring this newish network physiology field and looking at things like oh what’s jitter look like in x,y,z situation in the body.  My goal was trying to see some accessible stuff that could be hacked together with some arduinos that a group of people could sorta track and do some pseudo-RCT citizen science data gathering that goes beyond what some of the basic wearables get you out of the box and I got off into this ultra specialty stuff like capillary transit time.

My lab focuses a lot on metrology - what are some of the measurements you think are important that have been sidelined?