Through others' coordination everyone is a dancer. "Our understanding of the ways in which we make social worlds opens up possibilities for the coordination of multiple ways of being human" (Bava, S, 2010).

. . . our ways of talking are formative of social relations . . . to talk in new ways is to construct new forms . . . and to construct new forms of social relation . . . is to construct new ways of being. (Shotter, 1993)

In his work, Rainbow Arch, the sculptor, Kenneth Snelson, demonstrates that when placed in a particular relationship, otherwise independent pieces of aluminum and stainless steel defy the forces of gravity.

...Our survival is a matter of broad interdependence...(Gergen, K, 2009)

"We are equipped...to enter any relationship with myriad potentials for being." (Gergen, K, 2009)

"The individual represents the common intersection of myriad of relationships." (Gergen, K, 2009)