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spir-11171	Bergroth, Harley; Saariketo, Minna	MOVE, EAT, SLEEP, REPEAT: RHYTHMIC STRUGGLES IN PROACTIVE SELF-TRACKING PRACTICES	2020.0	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1369	84	50	While self-tracking may present harmonious sequences of human-technology co-operation, for the purposes of this paper, we will focus on the diverse layers of struggle in self-tracking practices, including for example falling out of rhythms, longing for rhythms, being unable to understand or follow certain rhythms, or unwillingness to adhere to specific rhythms. Our observations shed light on the ways in which the technologies bent us into new rhythms.	cache/spir-11171.pdf	txt/spir-11171.txt