Agree. We shouldn't be afraid of uncertainty. If it does get rejected, it probably means that the idea will lead to some breakthroughs, I guess.
Sometimes the silliest ideas can lead
directly to 'order of magnitude' improvements,
not by being correct in any aspect
but simply by revealing perspectives never considered.
And it can be said that the attainment of a beginner's mind would be promising. However, some don't wanna face the harshness of the possible consequences, we can't really blame them.
