Mentioned 10 times on 5 shows. Most recently heard 12/11/2026.
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“watching you and recording you all night long when you're sleeping. I found it very creepy. But you have access to an Oura Ring, an Apple Watch, a whoop, and you can measure your sleep and with pretty good reliability, get a sense as to its quality and its quantity.”
“I've been a Mac user since I can't even remember, probably late 90s when I could first afford one all the way to now. And obviously you use the iPhone and Apple watches and all that stuff.”
“And he did MSG, and I didn't know this because I don't have an Apple Watch, but apparently your Apple Watch can detect the local noise levels and can warn you if you're in an industrial park and the sound's too loud or whatever it is.”
“And just to enjoy, like, I have an iWatch now because all the data. And the day I sold Micro Solutions, I took off my watch and I said, I'm never going to wear a watch again because that means I'm working on somebody else's time. When by not having a watch, by being successful, it's my time.”
“But for phones? But you can recycle it for phones. I know that Apple has talked about by a certain year, maybe it's 2030, the iWatch being only recycled cobalt, you know, and then 2030. It's like the five-year-old.”
“You can watch it happen if you're looking. So that's a point I want to make. You really want to be metricizing. You want to wear your Oura ring or Apple Watch or Whoop, whatever it may be, and find out what is the duration and quality of your sleep.”
“it's the exact same thing and the sound when they walked out on stage the screams were so loud that everyone's Apple watches went off warning people that they were in an unsafe noise environment like some fucking Harry Styles concert yeah unbelievable and I think like”
“90%, 95%? I mean, I don't know about 95, but we're getting there. I think it's probably like realistically like 85%. Like it's a lot. To the point where people's Apple watches go off. Yes. I told you about that. But it's very loud. My first show ever, I was like super nervous.”
“convention and maybe your wearables measure that using you know heart rate that wearables we have today like your you know apple watch so an accelerometer is literally a device that you wear on your wrist and it is measuring the direction of movement and the physical intensity of movement so if i move my wrist say slowly that might be light activity intensity light”
“Yes. Lots of them out there. Aura, the Whoop. Yeah. What do we have? Apple Watch, the Fitbit, and Pixel. You and I are both on the scientific advisory for the Google Google. Yeah. Which is where we first met. But I want to know what metrics do you think are truly good at being captured accurately?”