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The big question to me is whether they can make a "car" that looks little like the car we think of right now and still have it accepted by the market. Not nece
by iambateman 10y ago
The big question to me is whether they can make a "car" that looks little like the car we think of right now and still have it accepted by the market.
Not necessarily on the exterior, but an entertainment-geared interior that is comfortable and also legal/safe.
And also whether they can push out an industry-shaking product without Steve. Tim Cook is amazing, don't get me wrong, but he doesn't seem like the radical we need.
Edit: the radical we need for car reinvention specifically.
- Aloha 10y agoI actually think Tim Cook's more methodical way of solving problems will succeed far better with cars, than Jobs method of radical leaps.