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The document discusses the topic of design. It lists various aspects of design including user experience, shopper psychology, sensory design, interaction design, and future insights. It also discusses how design relates to the future in terms of technology, economics, and sociology. The document explores how the future can create opportunities for brands through new products and businesses.
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