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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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Racial Capitalism, The Stack and the Green New Deal ⊗ Finding the right simplifier
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Racial Capitalism, The Stack and the Green New Deal ⊗ Finding the right simplifier

Long shadow of the future ⊗ Food supply ⊗ Pandemic futures
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Long shadow of the future ⊗ Food supply ⊗ Pandemic futures

Universal basic everything ⊗ Managing Abyss Gaze ⊗ The end of efficiency
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Universal basic everything ⊗ Managing Abyss Gaze ⊗ The end of efficiency

Thinking in maps ⊗ Film production renaissance ⊗ The Insecurity Machine
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Thinking in maps ⊗ Film production renaissance ⊗ The Insecurity Machine

Umami theory of value ⊗ Cultural invention ⊗ Spaces in cities
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Umami theory of value ⊗ Cultural invention ⊗ Spaces in cities

BANI ⊗ The Screen New Deal ⊗ It gets weirder
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BANI ⊗ The Screen New Deal ⊗ It gets weirder

Just enough ⊗ Less normal ⊗ People are pretty decent ⊗ The history of the future ⊗ Sidewalk Labs
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Just enough ⊗ Less normal ⊗ People are pretty decent ⊗ The history of the future ⊗ Sidewalk Labs

Home Screens ⊗ Conducive to life ⊗ Not fit for this future
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Home Screens ⊗ Conducive to life ⊗ Not fit for this future

But wait, there’s more
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But wait, there’s more

Maintainers ⊗ Build ⊗ Tokyo as slowdown city ⊗ Mass consumption
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Maintainers ⊗ Build ⊗ Tokyo as slowdown city ⊗ Mass consumption

After dread ⊗ Digital civil society ⊗ Revolution
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After dread ⊗ Digital civil society ⊗ Revolution

Quarantine urbanism ⊗ Slowdown papers ⊗ Rush to the future
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Quarantine urbanism ⊗ Slowdown papers ⊗ Rush to the future

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