How much do our actions (or inactions) affect the world around us? We simultaneously possess more power than we think we have, yet also don't have the capacity to change everything on our own. The use of "Newton's Cradle" demonstrates the ripple effect that even tiny decisions can have on larger decisions. Visually, the man holds a chrome sphere reflecting both his own surroundings and the global earth. This reinforces the convergance of seemingly ordinary choices with wider-reaching implications. As he pauses to release the chrome ball back into the ascending spheres before him, we are also left to pause and question the impact of our daily choices as well.