A very small number of people innovate naturally to begin with, and they do it since the youngest of ages up until way past accepted ranges. Very few cultures

A very small number of people innovate naturally to begin with, and they do it since the youngest of ages up until way past accepted ranges. Very few cultures support any of this, and most actively discourage innovation if it presents the possibility of leading to change. Over the millennia, the child that innovates has been systematically discouraged by many distinct systems. Regardless, as we have seen, not every one can be stopped. Less-natural innovation which is cultivated later in life is good too, but most cultures don't know what they're missing.