Nearly everything good that has happened to me that was caused or assisted by other people (most things) has happened in a manner that is difficult to see as an

Nearly everything good that has happened to me that was caused or assisted by other people (most things) has happened in a manner that is difficult to see as anything but the accident of thousands of favourably coincidental factors. It seems obvious that one can increase the probability of this occurring by interacting with more people and creating more opportunities, from a purely statistical perspective, for something useful to emerge. The best way is to do so in a goal-oriented but not overly-specific or insincere way, as you say. Why does this merit an article or a book?