If you don't have an environment that tolerates heresies, you won't have new ideas, leading to stagnation and decline.

The current information landscape is filled with contrarian views, where anything outside established institutions is often given undue primacy.

Understanding the nature of information technology is crucial to grasping the current crisis of democracy, as new technologies can disrupt traditional democratic structures.

To be innovative, we need to evade the limitations of established thinking and be open to new ideas.

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

It's important to think outside the box and have your own belief systems; consensus among peers can lead to undifferentiated and marginal ideas.

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.

The person who controls the algorithm controls the world, and if you're committed to a single source of information, it can limit your perspective.

Breakthroughs in science may be based on incorrect assumptions, highlighting the need to question established beliefs.