Innovation cascades through networks from "summary" of The Evolution of Everything by Matt Ridley
Innovation is not a solitary act but rather a collaborative process that thrives within networks of individuals, companies, and institutions. When a new idea or invention emerges, it does not remain confined to the originator; instead, it spreads through connections and interactions with others in the network. This process of diffusion and adaptation allows innovations to take root and flourish in ways that may not have been initially anticipated. Innovation cascades through networks because each participant contributes their unique perspective, knowledge, and resources to the development and refinement of the idea. As the innovation moves from one individual or organization to another, it u...
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