A Response to Amy Webb’s I Measure Every Single Thing My Child Does

The relationship between parents and children is one of the strongest emotional relationships human beings want to experience; it transcends race, color, belief, religion, and other possible obstacles. But what you think parents are best suited to their children actually hurt them and may cause unpredictable damage to their health and happiness. Amy Weber, author and mother, claims she is an excellent parent who can record what her daughter did and save that data to a spreadsheet. Like Weber, I agree to investigate and record everything her daughter brought. I will make her and her daughter closer together.

However, not everyone agrees with persimmons. In the data, love story: Amy Weber concludes, "How do I date and join my game?" "Most women want long-term relationships" . The source of hidden love, personality, and accomplishment seems to confirm Weber's feelings by emphasizing that human beings are naturally social. Dating is an irregular concept, limiting it to practice or ceremonies ignores the central concept of human relations. Tinder is too popular to use for one purpose. While other people want to find their soul mate, some Tinder users will search the stand overnight. But Tinder is not more complicated than date in 'real life'. After all, not all couples who have dinner and movies plan to get married. Some ask for a short relationship, others are only interested in sex

Amy: This is the best. You know, as you are young, I know everything you eat everyday. After all, I will feed you ... I can talk about your message in all the small pieces of food you have, and if you can, you can instantly make a decision You can do it. Of course (fortunately) it has changed, that's how it is, that we call it your daily diet of your existence ... to notice what you are thinking and to pay attention. I really like being with you. I like your way of thinking and thinking.

Digital Strategist Amy Webb shared her online dating experience with TED's lecture "How to Break Online Dating". As super intelligent left brain data, Amy a) struggling to find the right spouse when using online dating service, and b) feel the need to reverse engineer the algorithm so that she can understand it A person with an ideal profile that is. So she did what the self-respected growth hacker did. She made a competitive intelligence, made an A / B test with her profile, and built a system to evaluate potential matches based on the potential prerequisites of her spouse. After posting her latest optimized profile Amy received a number of responses and finally met the man she later married. This is what she said: