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Updated September 2026 Thirty-Five Years of Watching Australian Businesses Repeat Themselves I have an AuDHD brain. The practical consequence is that I cannot stop noticing when two things are the same shape. Most of the time this is an inconvenience to me, and to people sitting near me. Occasionally it is the entire product. Thirty-five … Read more