@killer: Let's get away from "is God real or is God not real" for a moment and look simply at the premise of the headline and the facts of the article. If I said I would meet you on the afternoon of Friday, April 3rd in a specific year, would you wait around for ten years and accept that anytime within that decade's span was close enough? If so, I hope you packed a lunch. I think epe is quite justified in suggesting that the title is massively misleading. I would have made the point if it had not already been made.
EPJ, I'm guessing some of our art critics wouldn't know Marcel Duchamp unless he was wearing a jacket with STP labels and drove a car endlessly around turning to the left. (Great performance art idea BTW.) The problem isn't the definition of art. It is the necessity of some people to decide that only their definition applies. Portions of the Sistine Chapel ceiling were painted over because they were deemed unworthy, so who can say what is art?
The pedestrian has already lost his knees and hips. When he sails over the car he will land on his head. All this does is protect the windshield. The airbag will cost more to replace than the windshield.