Yes! Sadly most of the new "visionary", "creative" ideas people try to promulgate are, in fact, bad. Usually there's a reason things are done the way they are,

Yes! Sadly most of the new "visionary", "creative" ideas people try to promulgate are, in fact, bad. Usually there's a reason things are done the way they are, and the complexities of the current system are hard to appreciate from the outside. So a bias against "creative" ideas may be entirely appropriate. Now, on the flip side, some creative ideas are awesome, and would be great, but no one knows about them, and everyone is tired of suffering through the 99% that are fiascoes, so they resist them. It's a pity, but the response is a reasonable one. Thus both the barriers to, and the rewards of, a truly groundbreaking innovation are high, and the innovator is called upon to do a lot of painful, frustrating, tedious selling of the idea.