The wilder your theories - the more dignified, put together and balanced you must be in your delivery. Pioneering thoughts come with higher standards for personal character. A mad and awe-stricken person cannot possibly be trusted on such matters, even if they're correct. If the knowledge is so great that it has changed you, instead of challenging you, then: 1) You have traded your sanity for it, which speaks of a lack of common sense. 2) You have attained it through corrupt means, which speaks of a lack of morality. 3) You have allowed it to consume you in the form of fixation and obsession, which speaks of a lack of agency and will. Therefore, even if the knowledge itself is pure, the bearer of the knowledge no longer is - thus he is unable to communicate the knowledge without corrupting it. Because he has corrupted himself in the process of attaining it. That is why great truths and higher wisdom are earned through personal progress. Wisdom cannot be deciphered by a mind that has not understood its lessons. To be able to transmute wisdom into word - the mind must be greater than the wisdom. And the mind becomes greater than the wisdom by learning to embody it.