> Is this a test run eating ones own dogfood to work out the kinks before deploying it to all citizens that wish to retain a good social credit score? No, it s

> Is this a test run eating ones own dogfood to work out the kinks before deploying it to all citizens that wish to retain a good social credit score? No, it sounds like a half-ass Virgin Pulse-esque "wellness" measure (https://www.virginpulse.com/ https://www.virginpulse.com/). > How does a wearable actually know how healthy you are? It doesn't, but hammers are cheap and fashionable, so maybe the problem can be solved by throwing one at it? This is health theater, but what else can you do with funding like this? > The project is broken into five phases, with initial funding capped at $200,000 and later phases reaching $500,000. Each phase is slated to last from three to nine months.