Innovation stems from gradual accumulation of small changes from "summary" of The Evolution of Everything by Matt Ridley
The process of innovation is not a sudden spark of genius, but rather a gradual accumulation of small changes over time. This concept is deeply rooted in the idea that progress is an evolutionary process, where each small improvement builds upon the innovations that came before it. Just like in the natural world, where organisms evolve through small genetic changes over many generations, human innovation also follows a similar pattern of incremental advancements.
Take the example of the evolution of technology, where every new invention is built upon the foundations of earlier discoveries. Each improvement, no matter how small, contributes to the overall progress of innovation. The development of the steam engine, for instance, was not the result of a single brea...
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