I tend to agree with the intention but I think this subject is way more complex than this. People form visions of the world based on their beliefs systems and

I tend to agree with the intention but I think this subject is way more complex than this. People form visions of the world based on their beliefs systems and they pull/push that vision in their behavior and the things they build. To show what I mean about this: in a way, many good entrepreneurs are reality deniers. They need to refuse to believe that the current status quo is the best that the world can be. They need to believe a reality that does not exist (yet) in order to build it. For people with affinity they will be visionaries, for people that antagonise with them they will be bullshitters. But that's how disruption happens, with cultural and market irreverence. That is pitched "selling smoke" (in the eyes of the cynic) or selling a new way to experience X in life (in the eyes of its believers and users/clients)