'ecology of it all'

'There’s the entire ecology of “it all”.
 
Then there’s the entire “ecology of it all” for you and me – humans, communities, cohorts, various groups – and then also individually:
 
-“it all” for you
 
-“it all” for me
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And then there’s “snapshots”, cases, or examples from within the ecology – a part of the whole that also is the whole, in part.  Keeping in mind different ways that parts may relate to wholes – especially in either reductionist terms or complexity terms:
 
-a part as a piece, or
 
-a part as a constituent participant of the whole (cf. Sokolowski; K. Burke).'

-Fragments of Memetica,  No. 33.  [20210207]