Rather than “distorting” the “original” program, they are actually always already part of the programs themselves, actively contributing to “compromises”, “fissures” and “incoherencies” inside them. Thus, the analysis of governmentality does not only take into account “breaks” or “gaps” between program and technology but also inside each of them viewing them not as signs of their failure but as the very condition of their existence (see Lemke 2000; O’Malley/Weir/Shearing 1997).