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Welcome!

H(app)thon
Global
Launch,
3.20.2013

Picture Beehive

by MakeitHappy

A
Social
Experiment

What Makes YOU Happy?

@
The Happy Post Project for Japan is an initiative we started as a call to action to help the victims of
the recent Tsunami in Japan. Our goal was to collect messages of support for the victims in Japan
EVENTS and spread happiness by delivering these messages to them on an installation that will travel from

Happening – at SOHO, NYC
shelter to shelter. We collected messages in the “Dear Japan, We Love You” Art Exhibition and
SOHO NYC
@
Silent Auction at the Open House Gallery in SOHO, NYC

EVENTS
SOHO NYC

EVENTS
@
Baruch
We visited Baruch University to invite students to join the Happy Post initiative. We addressed their
Psychology Class where we inspired students to participate in this movement for positive change.
Our society focuses too much on the negative and its time to shift into a positive focused society.

Happening – at Baruch Collegue, NYC
We were inspired by the students who are currently helping us gather happy posts for the first NY
University
local Happy Post exhibition.

Happening – at Cartagena, Colombia

Happening – at Nairobi, Kenya

John
C.
Havens,
Founder

H(app)thon
Global
Launch,
3.20.2013

Introduc9on

Happy
Post
Project

H(app)athon
Topics

Presenta9ons

H(app)athon
Workshop

Your
Turn!

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We’re
Filming
Tonight!

Project
Vision

H(app)thon
Global
Launch,
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H(app)thon
at
Social
Media
Week

What
is
the
Measure
of
Your
Life?

H(app)thon
at
Social
Media
Week

Accountability
Based
Inﬂuence

H(app)thon
at
Social
Media
Week

The
Second
Guy

H(app)thon
at
Social
Media
Week

The
GDP
is
not
a

suﬃcient
measure
of

holisSc
value
of
well-‐
being
for
individuals,

countries
or
the
world.

GDP
Counts
GDP
Doesn’t
Count

•  Air
polluSon
•  The
health
of
our

•  CigareXe
adverSsing
children

•  Locks
for
our
doors
•  Quality
of
their

•  Jails
for
people
who
educaSon

break
them
•  Joy
of
their
play

•  DestrucSon
of
the
•  Beauty
of
our
poetry

redwoods
•  Integrity
of
our
public

•  Napalm
oﬃcials

•  Nuclear
warheads
•  Our
wit

•  Armored
police
cars
to
•  Our
courage

ﬁght
riots
•  Our
compassion

To
uSlize
emerging
technology
to
improve

human
well-‐being
and
drive
posiSve
social
change.

Goal
1:

By
March
20
2014,
release

individual
well-‐being

indicators
(a
person’s

“Personal
Happiness

Indicator”)
based
on
each

person's
own
well-‐being

deﬁniSon.

Goal
2:

By
March
20,
2014,
release

an
open-‐source
applicaSon

that
provides
users
access

to
well-‐being
scores

for
themselves
and
others

plus
provide
resources
for

improving
well-‐being.

UNIQUE

We
are
not
generaSng

quesSons
to
be
measured

on
a
populaSon
level
from

which
we
will
infer
an

individual's
level
of
personal

well-‐being.

We
are
starSng
with
the

individual
and
creaSng

soeware
that
will
learn

what
is
meaningful
for
that

person.
This
type
of
person-‐
centric
methodology
wasn't

logisScally
feasible
before

the
Smartphone.

REAL
-‐
TIME

We
aren't
just
collecSng

data
once
from
individuals.

We're
creaSng
a
living,

growing,
real-‐&me
global

well-‐being
indicator.

Once

the
survey
is
done,
mobile

phones
keep
collecSng
data

and
providing
well-‐being

metrics
for
every
person

who
has
taken
the
survey.

Users
can
see
the
changing

well-‐being
scores
without

taking
further
surveys.

Path
–to-‐Purpose

Reﬂect
OpSmize
Purpose

Match
You
to
Your
OpSmized
Purpose

Where
There’s
a
Need

Interact
while

Elvis
plays.

Why
Hack
Happiness?

Jon
Hall,
Human
Development
Report
Oﬃce,
UNDP

jonathan.hall@undp.org

Reshaping
the
Future

“What
we
measure
aﬀects
what
we
do.
If
we
have

the
wrong
metrics,
we
will
strive
for
the
wrong

things.
In
the
quest
to
increase
GDP,
we
may
end
up

with
a
society
in
which
most
ciSzens
have
become

worse
oﬀ.”

Joseph
SSglitz,
2009

Reshaping
the
Future

“The
welfare
of
a
naSon
can
scarcely
be
inferred

from
a
measurement
of
naSonal
income.”

Simon
Kuznets,
1934

Yet
the
gross
naSonal
product
does
not
allow
for

the
health
of
our
children,
the
quality
of
their

educaSon,
or
the
joy
of
their
play.
It
does
not

include
the
beauty
of
our
poetry
or
the
strength
of

our
marriages;
the
intelligence
of
our
public
debate

or
the
integrity
of
our
public
oﬃcials.

It
measures
neither
our
wit
nor
our
courage;
neither

our
wisdom
nor
our
learning;
neither
our

compassion
nor
our
devoSon
to
our
country;
it

measures
everything,
in
short,
except
that
which

makes
life
worthwhile.
And
it
tells
us
everything

about
America
except
why
we
are
proud
that
we
are

Americans.“

Robert
Kennedy,
1968

SubjecSve
Wellbeing
–
the
New

Business
of
Government

From
Bhutan
to
the
UK,
governments
are
gepng
serious

about
measuring
“happiness”

…
“subjecSve
wellbeing:”
…

“ﬂourishing
socieSes”

SubjecSve
Wellbeing
–
the
New

Business
of
Government

”Improving
our
society's
sense
of
wellbeing
is,
I
believe,

the
central
poliScal
challenge
of
our
Smes."

David
Cameron,
BriSsh
PM

SubjecSve
Wellbeing
–
the
New

Business
of
Government

A
new
science.

We
know
that
wellbeing
maXers.

But
it’s

a
steep
learning
curve.

We
need
data.

New
Data
–
New

….

•  Conversa9ons

•  Behaviours

(e.g.
commuSng)

•  Policies
(e.g.
police
invesSgaSons)

ObjecSve
&
SubjecSve

What
would
a
High
Crime
Rate
Low
Crime
Rate

policy
maker

encourage
you
to

do?

High
Fear
of
Crime
Pe99on
the
Mayor

(aXer
you’ve
fed

your
Doberman)

Low
Fear
of
Crime

ObjecSve
&
SubjecSve

What
would
a
High
Crime
Rate
Low
Crime
Rate

policy
maker

encourage
you
to

do?

High
Fear
of
Crime
PeSSon
the
Mayor

(aeer
you’ve
fed

your
Doberman)

Low
Fear
of
Crime
Buy
a
Doberman

and
then
pe99on

the
Mayor

ObjecSve
&
SubjecSve

What
would
a
High
Crime
Rate
Low
Crime
Rate

policy
maker

encourage
you
to

do?

High
Fear
of
Crime
PeSSon
the
Mayor
Swap
your

(aeer
you’ve
fed
Doberman
for
a

your
Doberman)
Goldﬁsh
and
thank

the
Mayor

Low
Fear
of
Crime
Buy
a
Doberman

and
then
peSSon

the
Mayor

ObjecSve
&
SubjecSve

What
would
a
High
Crime
Rate
Low
Crime
Rate

policy
maker

encourage
you
to

do?

High
Fear
of
Crime
PeSSon
the
Mayor
Swap
your

(aeer
you’ve
fed
Doberman
for
a

your
Doberman)
Goldﬁsh
and
thank

the
Mayor

Low
Fear
of
Crime
Buy
a
Doberman
Enjoy
Tokyo!

and
then
peSSon

the
Mayor

SubjecSve
Wellbeing
–
the
New

Business
of
Government

From
Bhutan
to
the
UK,
governments
are
gepng
serious

about
measuring
“happiness”

…
“subjecSve
wellbeing:”
…

“ﬂourishing
socieSes”

A
new
science….
but
we
know
that
wellbeing
maXers

By
2030…?
Radical
reform
of
the
how
we
understand

policy…

We
used
to
think
that
revolu&ons
are
the

cause
of
change.
Actually
it
is
the
other

way
around:
change
prepares
the
ground

for
revolu&on.

Eric
Hoﬀer

Discuss
with

Delbert.

AUGMENTED
REALITY
&
Smart
glasses
The next quantum leap

rob
gordon

chief
technology
oﬃcer

march
20,
2013

What
can
AR
Glasses
do?
What
we
have
found
crea9ng
“Terminator
Vision”
for
the
military
community

Augmented
Reality
Provides
Excellent
SituaSonal
Awareness
to
the
User

•  Real
Time
Alerts,
3D
Objects,
Hazards,
Danger
Areas

See
What
I
See,
Real-‐Time
SituaSonal
Views
to
Wearers

•  Extensible

Hands-‐Free
OperaSon

•  Non-‐interference
with
Weapons,
Radios,
Equipment

•  Allows
Medical
Triage
and
Treatment

Provides
Discreet,
Unobtrusive
InformaSon
Capture
and
DisseminaSon

Allows
Rapid
Reachback
for
Data
Access

IntegraSon
and
Training
of
the
Technology
is
Natural
and
IntuiSve

Advances
in
Industry
Commercial
pressures
are
accelera9ng
technology
base

Processor
Power

SoXware
Ecosystem

•  Beneﬁt
from
Cell
Phone
industry
and
mobile
device
market

•  Google
and
Microsoe
are
entering
consumer
trials

size

•  APX
working
on
industrial
OS
&
Ecosystem

•  Quad-‐core
mobile
processors

•  Component
algorithm
maturity
&
availability
improving.

•  Hardware
accelerated
computer
vision
subsystems
(I.E.
Computer
Vision,
indoor
navigaSon)

•  BaXery
life
conscious

•  AdapSve
Voltage
Scaling

Op9cs

Data
Connec9vity

•  Industry
is
about
to
come
out
with
curved
waveguide.

•  Open
standard
driving
integraSon
opSons
and
sensor
data

•  40°
FOV
common.
120°
expected.
availability

•  Massive
industry
investment
in
projecSon
and
opScs
•  Biometrics,
object
recogniSon
&
telepresence
driving

producSon
techniques
(SMD,
Hi-‐Max,
Lumus,
Epson,
etc)
commercial
adopSon

•  Availability
of
LTE
and
other
TCP/IP
backhaul
contribuSng
to

use
cases

“Smart
Glass
and
other
wearable
devices
will
be
worth
$1.5B
by
2014.”

-‐
Juniper
Research
Oct
2012

Significant

Industry
growth
Projected
Adop9on
Timeline
Consumer

Mass
market,
global
potenSal.

•  Google,
Epson
and
Microsoe
are
entering

now

Commercial
•  Tracking
the
smartphone
adopSon
curve

•  MulS
$Billion
industry

Largest
near
term
market
with
a
broad-‐based
users

and
posiSve
effects
on
supply
chain

•  MulSple
industries
(AutomoSve,
LogisScs,

Military/Government
Entertainment,
Medical,
Sports)

•  PosiSve
effects
on
efficiency
&
effecSveness

Empowering
the
future
warrior
•  10%
of
working
populaSon

•  Delivering
product
today

•  The
early
adopter

•  Compelling
use
case

•  Largest
single
customer

Q1 2013 Q2 2013 Q3 2013 Q4 2013 Q1 2014 Q2 2014 Q3 2014 Q4 2014 Q1 2015 Q2 2015 Q3 2015 Q4 2015

8
K

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OTHERS

SELF

…
What does it all
5
mean?
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WORTH

THINGS

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Script
for
Host:
(in
your
own
words)

Now
it’s
Sme
for
the
InteracSve
PorSon
of
our
evening!

We’re
going
to
break
up
into

small
groups
of
6-‐8
people
and
play
a
game
to
help
you
understand
how
emerging

technology
and
Happiness
Indicator
Metrics
can
help
save
the
world.

But
ﬁrst,
let
me

explain
the
game.

Script
for
Host:
(in
your
own
words)

The
country
of
Eudaimonia
needs
your
help!
While
they
have
some
metrics
that
are

opSmized
for
the
well-‐being
of
their
ciSzens,
there
are
many
areas
that
could
sSll
be

improved.

What
this
means
is
that
they’re
flourishing
or
doing
well
with
some
of
the

economic
and
other
aspects
of
their
lives,
but
need
help
finding
balance
all-‐around
for

the
greatest
benefit
of
their
CiSzens.

So
you
all
are
going
to
help
brainstorm
ideas
to

help
them!

Script
for
Host:
(in
your
own
words)

StaSsScs
for
Eudaimonia
that
are
provided
in
this
game
mirror
the
types
of
metrics
used
by

Bhutan
for
their
Gross
NaSonal
Happiness
Index
and
many
other
countries
around
the
world.
It’s

important
for
you
all
to
recognize
that
Happiness
Indicators
are
not
based
on
mood
or
‘fluffy’

metrics,
but
are
quanStaSve
measures
helping
to
reshape
our
world.

This
is
why
it’s
so
powerful
to
map
your
own
well-‐being,
or
happiness
to
a
Personal
Happiness

Indicator
–
you
can
start
to
understand
your
holisSc
value
in
the
context
of
where
the
world
is

moving,
which
is
away
from
the
GDP.

It’s
also
very
cool
to
note
that
the
United
NaSons
support

Bhutan’s
work
and
is
also
trying
to
help
all
their
member
countries
discover
how
THEY
can
work

with
their
countries
on
these
types
of
happiness
metrics
to
help
their
ciSzens
find
well-‐being.

Let
me
show
you
some
examples
of
exisSng,
actual
Happiness
Metrics.

92

Script
for
Host:
(in
your
own
words)
–
for
the
following
slide:

The
first
example
shows
all
the
areas
that
Bhutan’s
Gross
NaSonal
Happiness
focuses
on.
“Living

standard”
is
in
there,
which
reflects
money
and
wealth,
but
that’s
only
one
aXribute.
There’s

also
“educaSon,”
“community
vitality,”
“culture,”
and
things
like
“Sme
use.”

Are
you
starSng
to
get
a
picture
how
emerging
media,
especially
things
like
QuanSfied
Self
will

be
so
important
to
dovetail
to
these
metrics?

The
QS
movement
is
already
transforming
millions

of
lives
by
helping
people
opSmize
their
Sme
use
and
health.

These
are
the
types
of
things
that

can
be
leveraged
for
the
work
we
(this
includes
you
as
a
Collaborator)
are
trying
to
do
with
the

H(app)athon
Project.

93

Script
for
Host:
(in
your
own
words)
–
for
the
following
slide:

Here
are
some
other
quick
examples
–
the
OECD
BeXer
Life
Index
that
measures
these
types
of

Happiness
Indicators
for
mulSple
countries,
staSsScs
taken
from
the
United
Kingdom
where

Prime
Minister
Cameron
is
using
these
types
of
quanStaSve
and
qualitaSve
measures
to
help

improve
ciSzen’s
well-‐being,
and
an
enSre
(large)
page
on
Wikipedia
under
“Happiness

Economics”
where
you
can
learn
about
other
eﬀorts
being
done
in
Brazil,
China,
Australia,
and

mulSple
parts
of
the
United
States
and
the
World
at
large.

So
keep
in
mind
as
you
play
this
game
–
Happiness
Indicators
are
a
real
and
thriving
set
of

metrics
around
the
world.

Y/our
ideas
for
how
to
Save
Eudaimonia
could
be
uSlized
at
some

point
to
help
an
actual
country
improve
their
Happiness
Metrics.

No
pressure.

J

95

United
Kingdom

Prime
Minister
Cameron

97

Script
for
Host:
(in
your
own
words)
–
for
the
following
slide:

Now
check
out
the
Happiness
Indicator
Metrics
for
Eudaimonia.

These
are
printed
on
the

handout
sheets
I’ve
given
(OR
I
WILL
GIVE)
to
facilitators
for
each
breakout
group.

What
you
see

here
is
a
more
holisSc
portrait
of
this
country
than
just
looking
at
their
GDP.

You
can
see
areas

where
they
have
an
abundance
of
one
metric
(like
a
high
health
saSsfacSon)
and
a
lower

abundance
of
a
diﬀerent
metric
(like
housing).

So
one
major
advantage
of
looking
at
a
more
holisSc
portrait
of
value
is
in
seeing
how
you
can

leverage
a
country
or
a
person’s
strengths
to
help
the
areas
they
need
to
opSmize.

Using
real-‐
Sme
data,
you
can
also
see
how
improvements,
when
provided
to
a
country,
can
immediately

start
helping
individuals,
communiSes
or
even
an
enSre
populaSon.

99

Happiness/Well-‐Being
Indicators
for
Eudaimonia:

Income:
(Average
Annual)
$38,500
USD
(equiv)

Employment
Rate:
65%
(êsince
previous
year)

Housing:
(35%
of
average
income)

Work
Sa9sfac9on:
(59%
happy
at
work)

Health:
(self
reported)
80%
saSsfacSon

Educa9onal
AHainment:
(goals/level)
65%

Community:
(social
network
penetraSon)
85%

Civic
Engagement:
(voSng)
76%

Environment:
(prox
to
green
space)
65%

Life
Sa9sfac9on:
59%

100

Now
it’s
Sme
to
play
the
game!

101

What
Your
Group
Needs
to
Create
in
the
next
30-‐45
Minutes:

Please
come
up
with
a
soluSon
to
help
ciSzens
of
Eudaimonia
achieve
a

higher
level
of
well-‐being
based
on
the
ﬁcSonal
Happiness
Indicators

provided.

You
can
do
this
in
a
few
diﬀerent
ways:

•  Create
an
App

•  Create
a
MarkeSng
or
other
Awareness
Building
Campaign

102

Here
are
some
tools/samples
of
Apps
to
get
your
ideas
ﬂowing:

Surveys
for
subjec&ve
data,
Sensors
to
measure
heart-‐rate/health,
RFID
to
measure
machine
data,

Smartphones
to
measure
GPS,
voice
recogni&on,
Accelerometer
data,
Blue-‐Tooth
for
NFC)

103

Script
for
Host:
(in
your
own
words)
–
for
the
following
slide:

In
just
a
minute,
we’re
going
to
break
into
small
groups
of
6-‐8
people.

I’ll
pass
out
worksheets
to

facilitators
so
you’ll
have
these
direcSons
when
you
play
the
game.

(NOTE
–
the
following

instruc&ons
mirror
the
worksheets
you’ll
be
passing
out).

Once
you
break
into
small
groups,
you’re
going
to
introduce
yourselves
quickly
to
each
other

(your
names).
Then
you’re
going
to
decide
on
and
write
the
names
down
of
those
who
are

willing
to
take
diﬀerent
roles
in
your
group
(this
is
on
your
worksheet).

Next,
you’re
going
to
review
Eudaimonia’s
Gross
NaSonal
Happiness
Indicators
(the
ten
metrics
I

showed
you
above
and
that
are
printed
on
your
handouts)
and
come
to
a
consensus
on
ONE

indicator
your
group
would
like
to
focus
on
to
improve
well-‐being
in
the
region.

104

Script
for
Host:
(in
your
own
words)
–
for
the
following
slide:

Next
you’re
going
to
brainstorm
ideas
for
soluSons
to
help
Eudaimonia
improve
in
the
one

indicator
your
group
came
to
consensus
on.

Note
you
can
uSlize
other
indicator
data
to
support

your
choice
(e.g.,
“Our
app
leverages
high
civic
engagement
to
improve
work
saSsfacSon.”)

SoluSons
can
come
in
the
form
of
an
app/technology,
or
a
markeSng
or
awareness-‐building

campaign.

Then
you’ll
need
to
reﬁne
your
ideas
based
on
answers
to
the
following
quesSons:
1.
What
is

the
problem
your
idea(s)
seeks
to
address?

2.
How
will
the
idea
address
this
problem?
3.
How

will
you
know
when
your
idea
is
successful?

105

Script
for
Host:
(in
your
own
words)
–
for
the
following
slide:

Then
you
need
to
review
all
ideas
and
come
to
consensus
on
the
one
idea
that
seems
to
be

gepng
the
most
energy
and
excitement
from
the
group.
If
you
are
having
trouble
coming
to

consensus,
you
may
ask
members
to
advocate
for
ideas,
try
combining
ideas,
or
conduct
a
vote.

You’ll
need
to
create
a
name
and
a
graphic
for
idea
&
prepare
for
presentaSon

that
best
represents
your
idea.

The
“graphic
arSst”
in
your
groups
will
create
the
graphic
on
a

piece
of
chart
paper.
Write
the
answers
to
the
three
quesSons
described
above
below
the

graphic.

106

Script
for
Host:
(in
your
own
words)
–
for
the
following
slide:

Finally,
develop
any
addiSonal
talking
points
needed
to
support
presentaSon
of
idea.

Pick
a
presenter
who
knows
and
is
ﬁne
with
being
videotaped/placed
on
the

H(app)athon
Website.

People
report
their
idea
for
2-‐3
minutes.

107

Aeer
everyone
is
ﬁnished,
we’ll
vote
for
a
“winner.”

There
are
NO
bad
ideas,
but
it
will

be
helpful
to
see
what
people
choose
as
an
idea
that
could
truly
change
the
world.

We’ll
clap
for
a
winner,
who
will
receive

And
don’t
forget
to
cheer
for
your
presenter!

Here
are
two
sample
ideas
to
get
your
minds
going:

108

Sample
App
Idea

CiSzens
of
Eudaimonia
will
create
wearable-‐sensor
clothing

for
employees
to
analyze
when
they’re
happiest
at
work.

Fabric
will
change
colors
based
on
mood
so
people
can
be

more
sensiSve
to
their
colleagues
and
increase
producSvity.

109

Sample
Marke9ng
Campaign
Idea

“The
Thank
You!
Campaign”
–

CiSzens
of
Eudaimonia
are
assigned
25
people
in
one
day
they
try
to
thank
for

something
they’ve
done.

Each
person
who
is
thanked
is
asked
to
wear
a
ﬁtbit
or

biometric
sensor
that
will
show
their
increased
(posiSve)
heartrate.
The
improvement

in
health
over
the
course
of
one
month
will
be
mapped,
as
well
as
the
correlaSon
of

data
around
health
insurance
rates
being
lowered.

Local
employers
will
be
able
to

charge
less
for
insurance
and
have
more
money
to
hire
more
employees.

110

It’s
your
Turn.

Help
Eudaimonia

Get
H(app)y!

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Minutes
Lee
–
Wrap
it
Up

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for
a
“Winner!”

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“Winner”
Will
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