The electronic health record changed how we see patients in the twenty-first century. Patients are interpreted *primarily* through a screen brought into exam room, and parts of the patient must fit its electronic categories--diminishing the patient further by forcing them into fixed templates. Never before has a patient been broken into this many parts, with the pieces so predetermined, and the categories so tight. > Welcome to the age of the electronic clinical gaze.[^1] [^1]: Pursuing Health in an Anxious Age, Bob Cutillo, 2016.