A World in Data: Living With Infinite Numbers

Modern life is measured, tracked, and optimized by numbers—often without us noticing. A World in Data explores how living with constant data shapes decisions, behavior, and power in everyday life.
This book examines data not as abstraction, but as environment. From health metrics and financial signals to location traces and social analytics, numbers quietly influence choices and priorities. Readers gain insight into how data informs policy, business, and personal identity—sometimes helpfully, sometimes invisibly.
Rather than glorifying scale, the narrative questions meaning. When everything is measurable, what deserves attention? The book explores literacy, interpretation, and limits—showing how insight depends on context, not quantity.
Living with infinite numbers requires discernment. Understanding how data is collected, framed, and applied becomes a survival skill in digital society.
Key focus areas include:
• Data shaping daily decision-making
• Life inside measurable systems
• Meaning versus volume in analytics
• Interpreting data responsibly
• Human judgment in a quantified world
A World in Data helps readers navigate a reality defined by numbers, showing how awareness turns data from background noise into informed choice.