Well, if you're PeekYou, you use the data you've collected over the years to get into the suddenly lucrative social analytics market.
If you're like me, you have thousands of pictures that you've collected over the years, and never organized them into folders, by subject, date, etc. Learn how to program in Assembly and how to use Debug (Open Command Prompt, and type "debug").
This should be where you keep your iPod and docking station and the many hundreds of CDs you've collected over the years.
Then there are the random acquaintances you've collected over the years -- they're not really friends, even though they send you messages that say, "Hi, we have 10 friends in common so we must be friends!" Still, for me, the Mutual Friends list has become an integral part of my digital life.
To gain entry, he says, a piece must "be functional or something you've collected over the years".
For those in the same boat, there is nothing much more to do now except relax, take care of yourself and obsess about all the data that you've collected over the last few months.
Show the information you've collected over the previous period of time and get them thinking.
Put in everyday things and mementos that you have collected over the years.
I'm talking about shoes and sex but this could refer to any product that you've fetishised and collected over the years but now have no idea why.
And when you do publish your dataset collected over 30 years, yes, someone could use it as you could use someone else's, allowing you to compare and contrast an unlimited resource of data.
