We have so many projects that shed light on what's wrong, and there's nothing wrong with that, because it's important to understand the mistakes in order to become able to not repeat them. But... it's getting quite overwhelming sometimes. Catastrophic disclosure is a catastrophe after all, and humanity is not good at dealing with catastrophes emotionally.

I mentioned the concept of Hopism, which means that when confronted with a catastrophe, humans are prone to follow everyone who promises a solution, and that is exploited. Aziz describes it in the "Next Pandemic" project: They offer the problem, and then they offer the solution (which in fact is just the illusion of a solution), manifesting a vicious cycle.

But, does that mean there's no hope at all?

I suggest a new series of projects focusing on the human potential. The goal of that series is to obtain as much knowledge from future timelines that are positive in nature, but where the solution is not coming from any external entity, but from within humanity itself. Projects could be:

1. How do the good humans react to the good ETs? What will they be able to achieve when working together?

2. How does true freedom affect humanity on societal, political, familial, and individual levels?

And if you ask me, a very important one would be:

3. The human genome has been tinkered with for millennia, mostly to create better slaves. What will happen if we repair our genes? Will diseases disappear? Will telepathy come back? Will we live longer?

We need a vision of a better future...