The cost of chaos. The higher our perception climbs, the harder it is to see the actuality of things. Too much chaos exploration leads to disconnection from the here and now. Eventually, we'll have difficulty discerning patterns that map to reality from ones that only exist in our imagination. There’s a fine line between a potentially world-changing idea and a conspiracy theory; the first iPhone and Theranos.
Further, the greater the height of our perspective, the greater the risk of a fall. For instance, we may waste our and others' time and energy chasing visions that don't amount to anything. Worse still, if we force our vague, chaotic notions into the order of things we may damage what’s already functioning well enough with nothing gained.