The Full Circle: Quantified self, fishing ban, cry-cry horse

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  Three stars.

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  One connection.

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  This is the full circle.

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  This is Roundtable with me, Steve Haverly and Fei Fei.

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  Okay, fair warning.

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  The next segment always sounds like a bad idea at first.

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  Three stories from earlier this week that have absolutely nothing in common.

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  No shared theme, no shared logic, no shared universe.

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  And yet, by the end of this, we promise they will click.

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  So...

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  Today, we invite Fei Fei to pick the three stories of the week and find out the link.

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  First of all, we have our Monday show.

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  We talked about the quantified self.

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  Basically,

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  it's a concept where you use these measurable metrics to track your physical and mental health.

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  By proactively collecting these data,

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  you can manage your lifestyle or you can expand your own self-awareness.

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  Well, yeah, so it's basically a rise in China and also elsewhere in the world that young people,

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  especially young people are putting numbers on their daily life to better understand that they're physical and mental health,

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  you know, just count the steps they walked, hours they slept,

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