Transparency (n.) drags the entire real into the visual's orbit, an exhibitionism that holds the gaze hostage.
Transparency (n.) always produces an equal or even greater opacity.
Transparency (n.) carried this far is too perfect to be believed, and that excess is the last opening left for illusion.
Transparency (n.) demanded of everything leaves behind a residue that cannot be processed, and that residue turns quite naturally into hate.
Transparency (n.) turns deadly when total: computer viruses express it in information, AIDS in sexual liberation, market crashes in economies.
Transparency (n.) is the total promiscuity of the look with what it sees, which is a polite word for prostitution.