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Partial archive of back issues of the weekly newsletter. After a couple of platform changes I’m slowly adding older issues.

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

Why science fiction can’t predict the future ⊗ The straw, the siphon, and the sieve
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Why science fiction can’t predict the future ⊗ The straw, the siphon, and the sieve

The mythology of conscious AI ⊗ The discourse is a Distributed Denial-of-Service attack
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The mythology of conscious AI ⊗ The discourse is a Distributed Denial-of-Service attack

The post-American internet ⊗ Scanning the present through a polycrisis lens
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The post-American internet ⊗ Scanning the present through a polycrisis lens

AGI is here (and I feel fine) ⊗ A call for new stories
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AGI is here (and I feel fine) ⊗ A call for new stories

AI in 2026 and beyond ⊗ Bioregionalism’s tech-driven revival
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AI in 2026 and beyond ⊗ Bioregionalism’s tech-driven revival

Gramsci’s nightmare ⊗ A small slice of human knowledge
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Gramsci’s nightmare ⊗ A small slice of human knowledge

Taking jaggedness seriously ⊗ All futurists are archivists
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Taking jaggedness seriously ⊗ All futurists are archivists

Writing with probabilistic machines ⊗ What is the right atomic unit for knowledge?
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Writing with probabilistic machines ⊗ What is the right atomic unit for knowledge?

11 discoveries that changed my worldview ⊗ AI acceleration vs. precaution
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11 discoveries that changed my worldview ⊗ AI acceleration vs. precaution

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