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- M. Wilson - A very insightful bookI was fortunate enough to get a review copy.
The first few chapters are a bit slow and miss the mark. Honestly, I wish the first 75 pages were shorter.
Now, on to the good stuff. The chapter on health and the rise of sensors as a tool for everyday living and health is eye-opening. Health - has become ossified by the best practices of a prior century. Where once you would go to the doc, they listen, and prescribe a treatment can be flipped on its head. Patients gather data about their exact condition and and body state then the patient has the option to compare their data to others, consult a doctor, and create a course of treatment which can be monitored and tuned. Awesome! The book makes clear why a data driven history is a far better diagnostic tool than a 5 minute chat with a physician.
I really enjoyed reading Age of Context.
Best,
MW