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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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The toolkit of utopian thinking ⊗ The free and infinite laboratory of the mind ⊗ The broligarchs have a dark vision
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The toolkit of utopian thinking ⊗ The free and infinite laboratory of the mind ⊗ The broligarchs have a dark vision

Now is the time of monsters ⊗ Trouble transitioning ⊗ Living alongside computer people
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Now is the time of monsters ⊗ Trouble transitioning ⊗ Living alongside computer people

A (very) preliminary theory of futuring ⊗ The decade of discontent ⊗ Our relational futures with AI
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A (very) preliminary theory of futuring ⊗ The decade of discontent ⊗ Our relational futures with AI

Is AI progress slowing down? ⊗ Future orientation ⊗ The power of critical sensemaking
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Is AI progress slowing down? ⊗ Future orientation ⊗ The power of critical sensemaking

24 things I learned in 2024
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24 things I learned in 2024

The AI we deserve ⊗ The “AI is fake and sucks” debate ⊗ What would a world with abundant energy look like?
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The AI we deserve ⊗ The “AI is fake and sucks” debate ⊗ What would a world with abundant energy look like?

The Gen AI bridge to the future ⊗ Genetic discrimination is coming ⊗ Many worlds, many selves
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The Gen AI bridge to the future ⊗ Genetic discrimination is coming ⊗ Many worlds, many selves

Accidentally building a planetary brain ⊗ The death of critical thinking ⊗ On AI and its existential risks
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Accidentally building a planetary brain ⊗ The death of critical thinking ⊗ On AI and its existential risks

AI is about power, not technology ⊗ AI’s hidden impact on human thought ⊗ Companies creating food out of thin air
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AI is about power, not technology ⊗ AI’s hidden impact on human thought ⊗ Companies creating food out of thin air

More-than-human aesthetics ⊗ Enchanted knowledge objects in LLM UI ⊗ Native Americans guarded against tyranny
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More-than-human aesthetics ⊗ Enchanted knowledge objects in LLM UI ⊗ Native Americans guarded against tyranny

Not my problem ⊗ The radical optimism of David Graeber ⊗ On transitioning to a regenerative mindset
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Not my problem ⊗ The radical optimism of David Graeber ⊗ On transitioning to a regenerative mindset

Media ecology ⊗ Ways of flourishing ⊗ Cheap solar panels are changing the world
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Media ecology ⊗ Ways of flourishing ⊗ Cheap solar panels are changing the world

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