Because this concerns also
those who govern,
those who lead,
those who decide.
Systems do not fail suddenly.
They deform slowly,
when the gaze separates from consequences.
Every reform that ignores people
becomes procedure.
Every decision that does not see the other
becomes calculation.
Power is not born blind.
It becomes blind
when it stops recognizing.
There are no neutral structures:
every system reflects the gaze
of those who inhabit it.
When the individual gaze weakens,
the system hardens.
When recognition fails,
violence finds space.
War does not arise suddenly.
It is the final act
of a long subtraction of the gaze.
EXPOSE does not propose solutions.
It does not formulate policies.
It does not correct from above.
It remembers one thing only:
no system can last
longer than the gaze
of those who sustain it.