Transparent, without mentioning hardness, means a good situation for the nation, building trust between politics and the people. Transparency creates trust. Transparency derives its metaphorical authority precisely from rudimentary sensory experiences that we can see through it - and therefore, understand it better (UNDERSTANDING IS SEEING). Transparency is usually used to mean good, forgetting that it can cause a camouflage effect in terms of blending in with the environment. The relationship between the government and the people literally and metaphorically offers a visual and understanding metaphor for the new relationship that would be built between the two along the way. This kind of transparency is associated with utopian feelings, with issues of social justice: it signifies honesty, integrity and the solution of many problems. Transparent, without mentioning hardness, means good, builds trust. For the government to open up and illuminate, to stop being a trap or a secret place, hidden or simulated and therefore perhaps dangerous. To become a harmless space, it must become transparent.