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 People are bombarded with messages from all the people (and things) in their lives. They constantly check their phones so they don't miss the most important ones. The result: fear, anxiety, and stress.
-Many of these messages are simple changes in status for the people and things<sup>1</sup> in our lives. Most don’t need our attention - we follow a lot of people (and things) “just in case” there is a time when their status changes matter to us. Yet we must pay attention to all of them in order to see the ones that most matter to us.
+Many of these messages are simple changes in status for the people (and things<sup>1</sup>) in our lives. We all track many people (and things) “just in case” there is a time when a change in their status matters to us. But we must pay attention to all of these messages in order to see the ones that are most important to us.
-Offloading changes in status from the phone allows us to focus our attention on the people (and things) that matter to us.
+Project Haiku offloads these changes in status from the phone to a wearable object. This allows us to focus our attention on the people (and things) that matter to us -- and ignore the rest.
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