<s>[INST] This famous quote actually came from one of the most creative geniuses of the modern era, Buckminster Fuller. Some people use the term synergy in the wrong way and I have full compassion for that because admittedly, the term wasn't well defined by Fuller himself when first introduced. While the natural mechanism of simplicity is easy to further clarify, there is significant complexity when enterprises use "synergy" in their messaging. The full quote for accuracy is: "Synergy represents behavior of whole systems unpredicted by the separately observed behaviors of any of the component subsystems or parts."
Buckminster Fuller. The Synergistics of Synergy, published 1963, and I can help with dissecting his original intention of what synergy really is and clarifying the way corporations use this term, which is far removed from what Fuller intended. In simplest language possible, what does it mean for synergy to happen?[/INST]