We all work toward the same outcome. Some do it willingly, understanding what they're doing. Others work without knowing it. Heraclitus said that even sleeping people do their part and contribute to how the world works. One person helps in one way, another person helps differently. Even the person who complains and tries to resist and get in the way — even he contributes as much as anyone else. The world needs people like that too.
We all work to one effect, some willingly, and with a rational apprehension of what we do: others without any such knowledge. As I think Heraclitus in a place speaketh of them that sleep, that even they do work in their kind, and do confer to the general operations of the world. One man therefore doth co-operate after one sort, and another after another sort; but even he that doth murmur, and to his power doth resist and hinder; even he as much as any doth co-operate. For of such also did the world stand in need.