Manifold Abundance

A term that describes shareable clusters of synergies

'Abundance' has a profound meaning for human individuals and societies.
Literally speaking, it refers to something that is of primary (i.e. 'fundamental') value and shared goodness.

'Manifold' means, literally speaking, something that is folded into itself, many times.
Even if a solution derives from a single innovation it would need to enfold many perspectives.

Complex problems may not seem soluble through discrete innovations.
This is difficult mainly because we cannot fully understand them
Innovation is often constrained by conventional categories within language.
Names and descriptions therefore encourage us to look for a single dimension, value, issue, or perspective.
In order to transcend this problem we may need to innovate on many levels at once.
We need to juggle many parallel innovations to make a complex, coherent and benign order of innovation.
An appropriate metaphor, or figure for this is the miracle (probabilistic, rather than supernatural definition of miracles)
Theoretically (statistically) miracles occur when many rare coincidences align, auspiciously.
This idea may encourage the development of solutions that satisfy many criteria simultaneously (see quadratic innovation.
Quadratic innovation operates when four abductive systems work in a complementary way with one another.
Quadratic innovation is one of the simplest ways to produce manifold abundance.