The fear of being wrong often leads us to dismiss ideas that could potentially lead to correct or innovative outcomes. This fear also prevents us from challenging the frameworks within which we evaluate these ideas. However, if we can overcome the fear of being wrong and allow ourselves to explore incomplete ideas or creative works, we may discover results that exceed our expectations.
The two assigned readings, while not addressing the same concept directly, both encourage a similar mindset. One focuses on art specifically, and the other on general thinking processes. Despite this difference, both readings advocate for bravery in pursuing unexpected or unintended paths. They suggest that by allowing ourselves to experiment and take risks, we increase our chances of reaching unexpected and desirable outcomes.