Thread: How do we build a safer car? (New Yorker article)
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Re: How do we build a safer car? (New Yorker article)
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Originally Posted by Ian Curtis View Post
How do we build a safer car?



As we in FIRST strive to change culture, I think this cultural difference between "engineer thought" and "public life thought" is something we ought to focus on.
I was engrossed by this article, having lived in Indiana when the Pinto case went to trial.
Gladwell does a good job explaining "engineer thought" vs. public perception.
I don't think it's a problem, but then again, I'm an engineer.
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