Transcript: Wanting to extend human perception via analytics and data does seem very relevant to me. And we are already doing that. But now are there even easier ways or other ways of doing that than or not? So hands-on and specific. Oh, I need to bring my watch. Blah, blah, blah. Taking it out of the sports realm in particular, maybe. And thinking about my own frustrations with those experiences and kind of what I'm looking for in them.
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