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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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Using Twitter at a distance

The whole field ⊗ Wind-up worlds ⊗ An innovative report on old technologies
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The whole field ⊗ Wind-up worlds ⊗ An innovative report on old technologies

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Ceci n’est pas un humble brag

“Technology in the Present Tense” - Notes from a Weary Luddite ⊗ Should we ditch sustainability? ⊗ How fungi can help feed future space colonies
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“Technology in the Present Tense” - Notes from a Weary Luddite ⊗ Should we ditch sustainability? ⊗ How fungi can help feed future space colonies

A macroscope is something that helps us see what the aggregation of many small actions looks like when added together. —John
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Some scanning principles

The costs of digital utopia ⊗ The power of narrative ⊗ History and more regenerative futures
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The costs of digital utopia ⊗ The power of narrative ⊗ History and more regenerative futures

Resilience, abundance, decentralization ⊗ A world where finance is democratic ⊗ Resist the urge to be impressed
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Resilience, abundance, decentralization ⊗ A world where finance is democratic ⊗ Resist the urge to be impressed

Climate hauntologies ⊗ The automation myth ⊗ Funding the third horizon
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Climate hauntologies ⊗ The automation myth ⊗ Funding the third horizon

A sequence of Dunbar-like numbers ⊗ Speaking is 2.8x better than picking fleas ⊗ Low-technology
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A sequence of Dunbar-like numbers ⊗ Speaking is 2.8x better than picking fleas ⊗ Low-technology

Why Christopher Alexander still matters ⊗ The future of sustainability ⊗ The cleanest way to address the crisis
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Why Christopher Alexander still matters ⊗ The future of sustainability ⊗ The cleanest way to address the crisis

Not soon enough ⊗ On floating upstream ⊗ This is the reason Demis Hassabis started DeepMind
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Not soon enough ⊗ On floating upstream ⊗ This is the reason Demis Hassabis started DeepMind

Hope for the future ⊗ Terranascient futures studies & foresight ⊗ Solarpunk: A container for more fertile futures
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Hope for the future ⊗ Terranascient futures studies & foresight ⊗ Solarpunk: A container for more fertile futures

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