From the mind of critic: “Is the amount of time it takes for dust to settle, equal to the amount we kick up? Does the speed or power of our kick, make the dust settle slower? Does the determined nature of our constant and repeated dust kicking, cause the dust to permenantly emulsify with the air? Does our fear of dirt keep us from collectively evolving? We all must get our hands dirty from time to time, because change is inevitable. Not being satisfied with the status quo no matter how generationally ingrained it is, shows us where dust needs to be kicked up. We run into problems however, when we know dust needs to be kicked up, but leave it to somebody else, because we think our legs arent strong enough. Once we realize that inaction and non-purposeful action are the enemies of a free society, we’ll see that real change happens with our authentic first steps. Kicking up dust can change the world, as long as we remember it settles back down eventually.” 🙂