Dogma and ideology can limit our thinking and innovation; escaping them is crucial to discovering missed opportunities.

Sometimes, not knowing the limitations can lead to innovation; being naive can allow you to create things that others think are impossible.

Innovators are characterized by high openness to new ideas, which means they are receptive to a variety of concepts across different categories, not just one.

To break out of stagnation, we need to see successful innovations in various sectors that can inspire others and shift the current cycle from negative to positive.

To generate new creative ideas, broadening one's vision or thinking is essential, as it allows for a wider range of possibilities.

To innovate on society, we need to find ways to reopen the frontier in geopolitical terms, but it's challenging due to existing constraints.

Be cautious of conventional thinking within your subculture. Just because a group shares similar opinions doesn't mean those ideas are innovative or correct. Challenge the prevailing mindset to foster true innovation.

To identify valuable unknown truths, you need to see what others don't and differentiate between perception and reality; this is where innovation thrives.

While being open is essential, it is not enough; innovators also need a high level of conscientiousness, which involves a strong commitment to applying themselves over many years to achieve significant accomplishments.