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The analysis of the dynamic infrastructure of the social virtuum as an increasing variety of social spheres and dimensions has been conducted. It was shown that to build its logistics in accordance with the cyclical, linear and rhizome changes that from radically re-equip is quite problematic; and therefore, society as a virtuum was explained largely as an abstraction, which, however, can exist as a material formation in space and time. On this basis, the main purpose of the research was conceptualization of the primary mechanisms for managing the social virtuum as a singular space-time continuum based on phenomenological divergence and convergence, as well as an analysis of its conditional logistics and the complexity of its virtual topology. The phenomenological method as the theoretical basis of this research showed the social virtuum as an interconnected unity of various principles of existence in its economic, political, cultural, civilizational, virtual, spiritual dimensions and as a set of events experienced by individuals as continuous primary experiences. The divergent and convergent approaches depicted social processes in continuous interaction, providing progressive movement, stable development and functioning of all existing subsystems of a complexsociety.

Management of social virtuum as a singular space-time continuum and its logistics: phenomenological divergence and convergence