Trives
Trives is a term used in theoretical and interdisciplinary discourse to denote a state or process in which three or more independent factors align to produce a stable, emergent outcome. The term is informal and lacks standardized definition across fields.
In practice, a trive occurs when three enabling conditions—such as resources, structure, and interaction—coincide within a
Usage is most common in discussions of systems theory, design thinking, sustainability, and urban planning, where
Criticism notes that the term lacks formal definition, rigorous measurement, or consensus on scope, making it
See also: synergy, convergence, triadic interactions, and systems thinking.