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So, we think about that 15 years ago we didn’t have iPhones and how that has dramatically hanged things and that my daughter who is three years old is just a wiz on technology. But, then goggle glass or oculus rift or all of these software’s where we can be connected in different ways, I think is going to completely change the way. Like, self-driving cars and I am fascinated by that and how that is going to –

Male Participant 1: We are not going to have a garage in the future either.

Female Participant 1: I know, and like my daughter is never going to drive a car, that is so bizarre.

Female Participant 2: You had better hope she never does because, like my kids, we have all these backup cameras and I tell them to not look at the backup camera, learn how to do it on your own.

Female Participant 1: Right.

Female Participant 2: So, when you get into a car that doesn’t have a backup camera, you’re not smashing into whatever is behind you.
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So, I would love to see, and it’s hard to find those products right now, very hard. [Inaudible][01:14:48] legs not chrome legs.

Jennifer: And that materials health is a whole aspects of health and well-being that I didn’t address here and quite honestly never would without my director of sustainability standing right next to me, but it’s a huge issue. I know firms like Perkin’s are sort of institutionalizing that kind of thinking and it’s something that we, as manufacturers, absolutely have to pay heed to. Mark.

Mark: I think the newer places like Center of Enrichment and how are you getting the most knowledge out of someone else and how are you sharing, learning and growing. I think, from the standpoint, you know, we talked about acoustical noise, but there is also visual noise that we are seeing in a lot of environments. The fact is,, a lot of people go to work and it’s just nothing but stress and that is not getting what you need out of

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