I have spent a lot of time looking at the location data generated while running by watches and phones. It is fair to say that data is very uneventful in comparison to the scenery outside. Things that do not take much effort for humans (such as choosing the best way to get to a destination) are very difficult to explain to machines. Try designing an algorithm which navigates the streets in the same way a human does – it is a big challenge. How about rendering what you see in 3D – equally hard. What you realize by looking at the data is that there are other dimensions to what you experience, and it is not understandable entirely by intuition like a real, physical world. Appreciating the complexities seen in the data definitely adds something to how you see the world around you. It is empowering but at the same time very discrete – you only get the answers to the questions you ask. The data is specific while your experience integrates everything you see and how you think.