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Patrick Tanguay is a curator and thought partner, which is to say: His work is all about making sense of the world. He publishes a popular weekly newsletter, Sentiers. He's also going to be the co-host for this podcast from now on, so we chatted about how we think about tech & society, about the inherent tensions and trade-offs we see, and about how we can work towards better, more inclusive thinking about futures.
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- Sentiers, Patrick’s newsletter: https://sentiers.media/
- The Alpine Review: https://thealpinereview.com/
- Some newsletters & blogs Patrick mentioned: Dense Discovery, Kneeling Bus, Science of Fiction, City of Sound, Tom Critchlow, Urban Technology, Real Life Magazine, Logic Magazine
- Follow Patrick on Twitter: @inevernu
- Follow Peter on Twitter: @peterbihr
This podcast is part of a larger research project about which you can learn more at thewavingcat.com/gettingtechright. This podcast is listener-supported. You can become a member of my Special Projects membership here.
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