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Richard Bartlett

New Zealand
As seen in: What I'm paying attention to, Medium, The Startup, Substack, The Daily Beast, McKinsey & Company, openDemocracy, Canadian Medical Association Journal, Business Day, Resilience.org, Popular Resistance and
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A Potentially Rather Unpopular Opinion on AI

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By Richard Bartlett
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I don't think your perspective is out of step with the dominant existential risk discourse. it's less that AGI is inevitable and will lead to human extinction, and more acknowledging that because we don't know, we have to admit that there is a non-zero risk that that could happen... a risk that those who are in the best position to know are acknowledging. as with nuclear war, what percent risk is tolerable?
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What I'm paying attention to

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By Richard Bartlett
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The Camino de Santiago is a network of trails across Europe walked by tens of thousands of people each year. Some are just going for a walk, but many are on a pilgrimage: they’re looking for inspiration, wisdom, guidance, or clarity in a moment of life transition. The Camino functions as a kind of developmental container. People arrive carrying questions about relationships, careers, purpose, identity, or what comes next. The journey incubates the new version of themselves that is trying to emerge.
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Energetic Accounting after 4 Months at Casa Tilo

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By Richard Bartlett
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It’s been 4 months since we arrived at Casa Tilo. Time to give an account of the story so far. I need to get this onto the page, at least for my own mental digestion, and hopefully this documentation will be useful for other community organisers too. First, a quick recap: in 2024 we rented El Almendrillo, a villa in the south of Spain. Hosted workshops and community events there for 3 months. Had a blast, turned a profit. It went unexpectedly well. Then in April 2025 we got a new place, Casa Tilo.
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