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Patrick Tanguay

Patrick Tanguay

Autodidact. Generalist. Synthesist. Curator of the weekly Sentiers, a newsletter to understand the world and imagine better futures.

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Six Gutenberg revolutions in a row ⊗ Deskilling the body
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Six Gutenberg revolutions in a row ⊗ Deskilling the body

High Modernism made our world ⊗ Tech hype is cannibalizing the future
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High Modernism made our world ⊗ Tech hype is cannibalizing the future

Reason is more than a tool ⊗ The opposite of the apocalypse is a neighborhood
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Reason is more than a tool ⊗ The opposite of the apocalypse is a neighborhood

Artificial symbiotic intelligence ⊗ The politics of the planetary
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Artificial symbiotic intelligence ⊗ The politics of the planetary

In defence of the unfinished future ⊗ Penchants of the polymaths
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In defence of the unfinished future ⊗ Penchants of the polymaths

Towards kindred futures ⊗ What more-than-human really means
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Towards kindred futures ⊗ What more-than-human really means

The map fiction missed
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The map fiction missed

Lifted AF ⊗ Cyborgs, centaurs and cyberpunks
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Lifted AF ⊗ Cyborgs, centaurs and cyberpunks

The future is not tech-forward ⊗ Models don’t go rogue
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The future is not tech-forward ⊗ Models don’t go rogue

Latent space as a new medium ⊗ The technology killing oil demand
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Latent space as a new medium ⊗ The technology killing oil demand

Neuroplasticity as a praxis ⊗ The Ambiguist
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Neuroplasticity as a praxis ⊗ The Ambiguist

The looting of science fiction ⊗ We’ve been here before
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The looting of science fiction ⊗ We’ve been here before

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