> I don't know if our behavior can really be predicted on such a fine grained level. There was a project in the MIT Media Lab something like a decade ago where

> I don't know if our behavior can really be predicted on such a fine grained level. There was a project in the MIT Media Lab something like a decade ago where they stuck about 100 graduate students with Bluetooth-enabled cellphones (this predates smartphones) and tracked many of their behaviors over the course of a semester. Things like phone calls, personal interactions, movements, etc. A very interesting result from that study was that they built a model for predicting daily behaviors for their subjects with up to 79% accuracy [1]. The whole project was groundbreaking at the time, and they have some very interesting papers. [1] http://realitycommons.media.mit.edu/pdfs/eigenbehaviors.pdf http://realitycommons.media.mit.edu/pdfs/eigenbehaviors.pdf