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The Boston Design Thinking Meetup document describes activities for a creative meetup focused on visual thinking techniques. It includes exercises like drawing 30 circles in 3 minutes, conducting an interview with pictures instead of notes, brainstorming solutions to a problem using only pictures and no words, and a game of Pictionary where teams compete to draw and guess words. The goal is to practice visual thinking and creativity through fun visual challenges and activities.
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