My personal response does not differ much from others'. I'd say it is because I'm obliged to based on some compulsion in the fiber of my being. I agree with the construct of the process, I can't think of anything I would add or substract from it. I'd guess design educators would find this to be a valid and universal summary.
I don't necessarily agree entirely with the quote: “If I’m going to talk about design, that purely arbitrary and immensely human construct, I should say that by design I mean the process both physical and mental by which people give an order to objects, community, environments and behavior.” — Bill Stumpf
How is it arbitrary if its purpose is to create order? Order in this context seems to indicate a very cut and dried scientific like approach to problem solving.
Can disorder be designed? Can there be disorder in a legitimate design process? I'd like to think so.
Source material:
AIGA's why do you design?
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