Sandra Matz

Well, it worked out really nicely. He's now my husband and we have a 10-month-old.

Very accurate. So I think he I would say he's probably the most curious person I know. He loves podcasts, loves reading, loves to learn everything about the world. And he also I have to say is a little bit OCD in a good way.

Very accurate. So I think he I would say he's probably the most curious person I know. He loves podcasts, loves reading, loves to learn everything about the world. And he also I have to say is a little bit OCD in a good way.

Very accurate. So I think he I would say he's probably the most curious person I know. He loves podcasts, loves reading, loves to learn everything about the world. And he also I have to say is a little bit OCD in a good way.

Yeah, so this is actually work that inspired all of my research in the digital space. So Sam Gosling was one of the first people to try and figure out how good are strangers at judging our personality if they just take a look at our bedrooms and our offices. And he distinguished between these two types of cues that you can find.

Yeah, so this is actually work that inspired all of my research in the digital space. So Sam Gosling was one of the first people to try and figure out how good are strangers at judging our personality if they just take a look at our bedrooms and our offices. And he distinguished between these two types of cues that you can find.

Yeah, so this is actually work that inspired all of my research in the digital space. So Sam Gosling was one of the first people to try and figure out how good are strangers at judging our personality if they just take a look at our bedrooms and our offices. And he distinguished between these two types of cues that you can find.

So he said, well, some of the cues that you find in someone's office or bedroom

So he said, well, some of the cues that you find in someone's office or bedroom

So he said, well, some of the cues that you find in someone's office or bedroom

are the intentional identity claims that we that we put there right so we put up a poster um of lady gaga because that's the signal that we want to send to the world of well we're into music and this is the type of music that we like and but then there's also all of these other cues that we don't really think about right so the socks are disorganized the bed isn't made um it's the opposite of my husband it's just like probably a little bit more disorganized so what sam gosling really showed is that if you combine all of these things

are the intentional identity claims that we that we put there right so we put up a poster um of lady gaga because that's the signal that we want to send to the world of well we're into music and this is the type of music that we like and but then there's also all of these other cues that we don't really think about right so the socks are disorganized the bed isn't made um it's the opposite of my husband it's just like probably a little bit more disorganized so what sam gosling really showed is that if you combine all of these things

are the intentional identity claims that we that we put there right so we put up a poster um of lady gaga because that's the signal that we want to send to the world of well we're into music and this is the type of music that we like and but then there's also all of these other cues that we don't really think about right so the socks are disorganized the bed isn't made um it's the opposite of my husband it's just like probably a little bit more disorganized so what sam gosling really showed is that if you combine all of these things

you get a pretty good sense of who the person living in these places is.

you get a pretty good sense of who the person living in these places is.

you get a pretty good sense of who the person living in these places is.

Yeah, so in a way, right, so I could take a look at your office or your bedroom, or I could see what my neighbors are doing. But on some level, I think we all now live in this, what I think of as a digital village. And so we all leave these traces, these digital traces all the time. That could be anything from, The stuff that you post on social media.

Yeah, so in a way, right, so I could take a look at your office or your bedroom, or I could see what my neighbors are doing. But on some level, I think we all now live in this, what I think of as a digital village. And so we all leave these traces, these digital traces all the time. That could be anything from, The stuff that you post on social media.

Yeah, so in a way, right, so I could take a look at your office or your bedroom, or I could see what my neighbors are doing. But on some level, I think we all now live in this, what I think of as a digital village. And so we all leave these traces, these digital traces all the time. That could be anything from, The stuff that you post on social media.

So again, relatively explicit identity claims to the data that is captured by your smartphone. So GPS records, where do you go? Your credit card, what do you buy? And the same way that we could put the pieces together from someone's bedroom, we can also do that in someone's digital space.