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The truth is that we functioned as an integrated system whose individual parts gave support to each other, with each individual change that could affect the group being compensated for by the rest, as a way of maintaining the whole in an equilibrium. It’s difficult to understand at first glance because everything moves, and everything loses its balance at one time or another, as happened to each of us individually. But as a group we were able by our very interaction to restabilize the center, which kept us active and sane.
I like this idea for all relationships of substance: A unified goal of equilibrium.
