Why are most sewing machines white?

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• Why are most sewing machines white?
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• What a wicked wicket!
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• Department of mystification
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• This is Sweden!
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• My talk at TEDxNorrmalm
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• USP, ESP etc.
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• Is this what you might think? Yes.
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• My TEDx Norrmalm talk in brief
• My TEDx Norrmalm PowerPoint
• TEDx Norrmalm
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• This is just a very small part of it
• The Shift – in society
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• The Shift – first draft continued
• The Shift – first draft
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