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- 1. Hacking H(app)iness – What is Real Wealth? John C. Havens
- 6. Beyond GDP
- 10. The Personal Data Economy – Tangible Yet Invisible
- 16. $1.1B in Revenue (2013) Source: New York Times
- 22. 1) Turn to the person next to you. 2) Pick someone to go first (Person A/B). 3) Hold up your phone in front of your face. 4) Person A: “How are you?” 5) Person B: Respond without moving phone. 6 Repeat the process.
- 23. 1) Turn to the person next to you. 2) Pick someone to go first (Person A/B). 3) Regard each other. 4) Person A: “What are you grateful for?” 5) Person B: “I’m grateful for…” 6) Person A (repeat): “You’re grateful for..” 7) Repeat the process.
- 24. If you want your life to count, you have to take a count of your life.
- 27. Thank you!
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- Happiness Indicators like Bhutan's Gross National Happiness, the OECD's Better Life Index, and the UK's Happy Planet Index are already helping the world define well-being and wealth beyond money. This plenary will provide an overview of the H(app)athon Project (http://www.happathon.com/) whose goal is to go one step further by "hacking happiness", and show how shifting the world’s view of value beyond the lens of GDP can provide a more accurate view of wealth.
- “Are you wealthy?” “What are you worth?” “What’s your value?”
- “Are you wealthy?” “What is your worth?” “Are you happy?” To move Beyond GDP, we have to think about measuring intangible assets. Or things that have been intangible in the past.
- http://www.pvsf.org/visualizations-by-acoustics-of-voice-stress-is-there-an-optical-mucosal-wave-correlate/
- Personal Data Revolution will be VISIBLE.OuternetAdsSegue to – the data revolution is not mainly about privacy. SWITCH
- Value here is
- GDP – productivity and stuff versus what’s important.
- Barbara Frederickson
- “Are you wealthy?” “What are you worth?” “What’s your value?”
- “Are you wealthy?” “What is your worth?” “Are you happy?” To move Beyond GDP, we have to think about measuring intangible assets. Or things that have been intangible in the past.