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This project explores the paradox of car love and environmental impact, addressing the challenges faced by car enthusiasts and environmentalists alike. It delves into biases within the automotive debate and seeks to envision a future where cars are not mere machines but integral parts of our lives. We aim to redefine the automobile as a dynamic, intelligent organism capable of improving our experiences while reducing pollution. Join us on this transformative journey towards a harmonious relationship between vehicles and the Earth, with insights and solutions coming in December 2009.
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Insert Clever Project Title Name Here Amina Horozic Kurt McCulloch Ryan Opina Lindsay Wolff Logsdon Fall 09 CCA dMBA : Innovation Studio
Howdy. This is Earth. It’s home to all sorts of fun.
The joy of driving brings about certain problems.
I love to drive. I love my car. P A R A D O X My car is ruining the Earth. I need the Earth to drive.
Environmentalist +/- Car Nut Bias #1
Environmentalist +/- Car Nut Bias #1 In target: car enthusiasts GM historians advertisers pragmatic environmentalists Outliers: back-to-earthers localists mass-transit advocates strict traditionalists petroleum interests
Power vs. Utility Bias #2
Power vs. Utility Bias #2 Outliers: strict utilitarians police car insurance carriers drivers-by-necessity skewed towards women In target: engineers road-trippers classic car buffs young-at-heart skewed towards men
Lack of progressive leadership vision. Bias #3 In target: change agents government oversight committees J.D. Power and Associates Consumer Reports Outliers: current GM leadership petroleum executives status quo keepers
Not an extension of Me. But a part of We.
How does the next generation of cars move towards systems thinking while maintaining the personal extension humans know and love? Find out : December 2009.