Art needs a dash of anarchy. One possible escape from that hell is being into art.
JMW Turner, Turning drawing into Art
Science and innovation are chaotic, stochastic processes that cannot be governed and controlled by desk-bound planners and politicians, whatever their intentions.
Ernst Gombrich, No idea is a bad idea
Our risk aversion may prove the greatest block to our becoming an innovative art maker.
We need models that explain how small perturbations can lead to wild effects.
The desire to combat uncertainty and maintain control has long been considered a primary and fundamental motivating force in human life. Any element of a picture requires the image to decide on its meaning.
Science, 3 October 2008: Vol. 322. no. 5898, pp. 115 - 117
There are different theories expanding the values and questions considered of how food for thought artworks are made, being interested in seeing beauty in places you don't generally find it.
Perhaps the only clear conclusion that can be drawn from this page is that silly drawings have made an already confusing picture of the origins of art even fuzzier.