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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.

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

Premonition ⊗ Not the apocalypse ⊗ Supply chains
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Premonition ⊗ Not the apocalypse ⊗ Supply chains

Equitable futures ⊗ AI is an ideology ⊗ Ban targeted advertising
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Equitable futures ⊗ AI is an ideology ⊗ Ban targeted advertising

Superheroes & tech ⊗ Where be dragons? ⊗ Defining information
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Superheroes & tech ⊗ Where be dragons? ⊗ Defining information

New beginning ⊗ Earth’s layer of life ⊗ Futurists and uncertainty
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New beginning ⊗ Earth’s layer of life ⊗ Futurists and uncertainty

Progress, postmodernism and the tech backlash ⊗ Jan Morris ⊗ A smart city built on empowerment
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Progress, postmodernism and the tech backlash ⊗ Jan Morris ⊗ A smart city built on empowerment

Digital socialism ⊗ Trees as infrastructure ⊗ Distortion
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Digital socialism ⊗ Trees as infrastructure ⊗ Distortion

More-than-human ⊗ Sense vs. maps ⊗ Narrative strategy
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More-than-human ⊗ Sense vs. maps ⊗ Narrative strategy

Anthropology, cybernetics, and 3AI ⊗ Centaurs or butlers? ⊗ Rural futurism
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Anthropology, cybernetics, and 3AI ⊗ Centaurs or butlers? ⊗ Rural futurism

More-than-human design ⊗ degrowth ⊗ toxic hellscape
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More-than-human design ⊗ degrowth ⊗ toxic hellscape

You are now remotely controlled ⊗ Splendid isolation ⊗ Banning facial recognition misses the point ⊗ Rewilding food, rewilding farming
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You are now remotely controlled ⊗ Splendid isolation ⊗ Banning facial recognition misses the point ⊗ Rewilding food, rewilding farming

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