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Patrick Tanguay
Autodidact. Generalist. Synthesist. Curator of the weekly Sentiers, a newsletter to understand the world and imagine better futures.
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Utopia, not futurism: Why doing the impossible is the most rational thing we can do ⊗ We can’t afford to be climate doomers ⊗ The planet’s economist
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Personal machines and portable worlds ⊗ The 1970s librarians who revolutionised the challenge of search ⊗ Post-Anthropocene Humanism
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To save the planet, should we really be moving slower? ⊗ The true threat of Artificial Intelligence ⊗ What “rewilding” means—and what’s missing from this new movement
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Your own transdisciplinarity
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AI is killing the old web, and the new web struggles to be born ⊗ To save the planet, start digging ⊗ The new research playbook
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Modular and portable multiplayer miniverses ⊗ The extraordinary green promise of a tiny molecule ⊗ Teaching with sci-fi stories
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Probable events poison reality ⊗ What if design isn’t for humans? ⊗ What could happen if we give up saving journalism?
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Biomimicry & Materials
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The calculus of grit ⊗ On understanding power and technology ⊗ Ted Chiang: ‘The machines we have now are not conscious’
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Thought experiment in the National Library of Thailand ⊗ The insufficient weirdness hypothesis ⊗ Seeing beyond the beauty of a Vermeer
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