When systems of power are layered with endless oversight yet remain fundamentally unaccountable, society enters a recursive trap where authority exists only to protect itself. From ancient empires to modern democracies, the watchers become indistinguishable from the watched, breeding distrust, institutional decay, and moral silence. True accountability cannot be engineered through bureaucracy alone—it must emerge from cultural ethics, civic participation, technological transparency, and inner discipline. Only by decentralizing power, nurturing moral courage, and building communities rooted in dharma rather than dominance can we create societies that are not only just, but self-healing and self-aware.