Systems are most enduringly sustained by those who cannot see what they truly defend. Harm rarely begins with open violence... Read More
Systems are most enduringly sustained by those who cannot see what they truly defend. Harm rarely begins with open violence — more often it grows from narrowed vision, conditioned trust, and a loyalty that gradually replaces thought. In such a space, blindness is no longer absence but participation, and uncritical faith in the mechanism can ultimately consume those who keep it alive.
