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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.

Montreal
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Scenario planning for the “jobless future” ⊗ Software brains & statistical engines
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Scenario planning for the “jobless future” ⊗ Software brains & statistical engines

Civilizational optionality ⊗ The social edge of intelligence
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Civilizational optionality ⊗ The social edge of intelligence

A peculiar mixture of omniscience and impotence ⊗ Electrostates & physics
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A peculiar mixture of omniscience and impotence ⊗ Electrostates & physics

Geist in the machine ⊗ The prospect of Butlerian Jihad
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Geist in the machine ⊗ The prospect of Butlerian Jihad

We’re all living in the “Mirror World” now ⊗ The AI boom is a polycrisis
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We’re all living in the “Mirror World” now ⊗ The AI boom is a polycrisis

Habermas and his coffeehouses ⊗ The case for radical solar optimism
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Habermas and his coffeehouses ⊗ The case for radical solar optimism

Syndicates of capital ⊗ Three modes of cognition
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Syndicates of capital ⊗ Three modes of cognition

An obscure media theory ⊗ World literacy
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An obscure media theory ⊗ World literacy

A country of geniuses ⊗ Collapse: A framework
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A country of geniuses ⊗ Collapse: A framework

The next great transformation ⊗ AI and the futures of work
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The next great transformation ⊗ AI and the futures of work

What technology takes from us ⊗ Private sufficiency, public abundance
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What technology takes from us ⊗ Private sufficiency, public abundance

The future of being human ⊗ For the sake of mutual interdependence
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The future of being human ⊗ For the sake of mutual interdependence

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