Bob Dylan’s famous 1965 lyric is more than a clever weather metaphor. It is a reminder that when the signs of change are already visible, we do not always need experts, leaders or institutions to tell us which way the world is moving.
Bob Dylan’s famous 1965 lyric is more than a clever weather metaphor. It is a reminder that when the signs of change are already visible, we do not always need experts, leaders or institutions to tell us which way the world is moving.
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Bob Dylan’s famous 1965 lyric is more than a clever weather metaphor. It is a reminder that when the signs of change are already visible, we do not always need experts, leaders or institutions to tell us which way the world is moving.
