It would, therefore, seem that a system in physics is dependent upon the proper and timely communication between its parts. The fact that a Whole is defined by its parts which, in turn, define the Whole - contradicts our current worldview in physics. Yes, if we were also the results of DNA genetics. This is counter-intuitive. Yet, it is dependent on the existence of a carefully regulated environment, which should include the raw materials and catalysts from which the Whole is to be constructed.
More vigorous actions are necessary.
This is not the case with a fractal. The latter is a mathematical construct - but it appears abundantly in nature. Each part of the Whole is a perfect and complete Whole, on a smaller scale. The form of the Whole is totally preserved in the fractal part. Even then, we can never be sure that it is identical to the Whole without applying the very same battery of experiments to the latter.