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A wonderful insight from Wittgenstein (On Certainty):
To highlight the difference we can contrast a stupid mistake with an "insanely great product."
73. But what is the difference between mistake and mental disturbance? Or what is the difference between my treating it as a mistake and my treating it as mental disturbance?
74. Can we say: a mistake doesn't only have a cause, it also has a ground? I.e., roughly: when someone makes a mistake, this can be fitted into what he knows aright.
To highlight the difference we can contrast a stupid mistake with an "insanely great product."