All are fellow-workers. The thesis: all (πάντες) contribute to one outcome (ἓν ἀποτέλεσμα) — some knowingly (εἰδότως), others "without awareness" (ἀνεπιστάτως). In support, the image of PERSONHeraclitus: even sleepers are "workers" (ἐργάται) of cosmic events (DK 22 B75). The governing discipline is action (the measure of one's own participation); the sustaining one is desire (the acceptance of universal TERMco-working).
Even the resister cooperates. A strong move: the fault-finder (ὁ μεμφόμενος) and the one who tries to resist (ἀντιβαίνειν) and undo what happens contribute "abundantly" (ἐκ περιουσίας) — "for the cosmos had need of such a one too." Resistance is built into the design as its material; the villain objectively plays a part. This is DOGMAprovidential optimism in its extreme form.
The choice of role. But indifference does not follow: "grasp among which workers you rank yourself" (σύνες εἰς τίνας σεαυτὸν κατατάσσεις). The one who governs the Whole (ὁ τὰ ὅλα διοικῶν) will use you in any case — the only question is as what: a conscious fellow-worker or "the mean and ridiculous verse in the play" (the image of PERSONChrysippus; the comparison is preserved in Plutarch, De comm. not. 1065d = SVF II 1181). Freedom lies not in whether to serve the cosmos but in whether to serve it with understanding and dignity.
Parallels. TERMCo-working and the MOTIFimage of cooperation — 02-01; Med. 5.30; 07-13; 06-43 (the sun and stars — different, yet cooperating to one end); the doctrines of DOGMAunity and DOGMAprovidence. Heraclitus on sleepers — cf. 04-46 (Heraclitus; the sleepers "turn away" from the common Logos).