Mission Impossible

Similar to Challenging Assumptions, this technique revolves around breaking constraints and limits in order to reinvent a concept or idea. However, unlike most assumptions, Mission Impossible focuses on changing one foundational aspect, that is crucial to the idea's function and/or feasibility. Examples include: In attempting to accomplish this, participants consider the rational and emotional aspect of the "impossible" concept, where rational ideas would be feats of engineering or electronic capabilities, like developing an alternative power source so mobile phones can operate without batteries or cars can run without fuel. Emotional ideas appeal more to moral and convenience, such as building a house in a day to reduce homeless population.
 * Building a house in a day
 * Mobile phone with no batteries
 * Web browser with no internet connection