How to respond to the following DQ answer? Do you agree?

I think the meaning behind Einstein's quote is suggesting that while innovation is a logical structure and goal a company will have if they want to stay competitive, the actual innovating itself does not come from a logical flow of a process. For example, Goryachev (2020) describes how Singapore's newest leader, Lee Kuan Yew, knew that changes needed to be made in his five-year plan for the future. What he did not know though, was exactly how to get there. That was left up to the innovative minds that worked as a team to create changes to help their infrastructure, housing, education, etc. They did things that had never been done before with their buildings and city planning that required innovation and thinking outside of the box to get there. At the company I am studying for my research assignment, they know that we need to be more innovative with our country's waste disposal, but how we get there requires invention that might not exist yet. These two examples match with Einstein's statement because logic is used to set the goal and the intention, but if something has not been invented yet, then the past logic that we have used up to this point might not apply to where we are trying to go.