Measuring My Cum ((link))

After two weeks of intervention, repeat the measurement. Expected outcome: Trending Ratio drops to ~0.35, average enjoyment rises to 7.5+.

We live in the age of the Quantified Self. We track our steps, our sleep cycles, our heart rate variability, our calories, and our macros. We treat our bodies like science experiments to be optimized. But there is a massive, untracked, hungry entity in our lives that we largely ignore when it comes to data: our entertainment.

Hey friends! I wanted to take a moment to reflect on the entertainment and trending content I've been consuming lately. As someone who's always on the lookout for new shows, movies, podcasts, and more, I thought it'd be fun to share my thoughts and see what you're all into! measuring my cum

Based on the measurement, the user can deploy two interventions:

To get real data, I had to go analog. I built a spreadsheet. A painful, color-coded, hyper-specific spreadsheet. After two weeks of intervention, repeat the measurement

The answer, I’ve learned, usually determines whether I’ll feel empty or full when the screen finally goes black. Measuring entertainment taught me that "trending" is just a direction, usually leading toward the lowest common denominator. I’d rather walk my own path, even if the view counter is a little lower.

I deleted the social media apps that provided the lowest "After-Feel" scores. I tracked the time reclaimed. We track our steps, our sleep cycles, our

“Alex,” age 28, heavy YouTube & Netflix user.