As the design approach becomes more and more systemic, universities and businesses try to understand where the boundaries of the approach really end. The field of mobility design is particularly complex and touches crucial design dilemma’s, such as the fair use of scarce resources. For example, if you want to design a car, be somewhat sustainable, and grow, European policies will tell you to go electric. However, cobalt, currently an essential material for electric batteries, is rare, and cobalt mines come with a high expense of social injustice.