Summary
This quote suggests that pure innovation, without any semblance of errors or mistakes, can be more unsettling or objectionable than making mistakes. It implies that when pushing the boundaries of creativity and creating something entirely new, there may be instances where the outcome can be too radical or shocking for society's understanding or acceptance. The quote implies that even mistakes or errors can have some inherent value as they can lead to learning and growth, whereas pure innovation may be met with resistance or discomfort due to its unfamiliarity or impossibility to comprehend.