EXITUS ACTA
PROBAT

The Problem

Everyone crams into big cities because "that's where everything is." But the model is broken: rent eating half your salary, hospitals overloaded, 2-3 hours lost in transport daily. Meanwhile territories empty out: schools close, hospitals close, communities die.

The Approach

EthosMesh lets communities map their own resources, assess real potential, and plan development together. The solution isn't telling people not to go to cities. It's making alternative territories ATTRACTIVE.

Hard Questions

• ? How do you measure a territory's "potential" without it becoming a gentrification tool?
• ? What data matters? Who owns it? How do you get it?
• ? How do you prevent capture by narrow local interests?

The Problem

Crucial challenges stay unsolved because efforts are fragmented, uncoordinated, invisible. Every company reinvents the wheel, patents it, then dies and takes the patent to the grave. As humanity, we don't advance TOGETHER.

The Approach

EthosTask defines concrete milestones and connects them with organizations willing to work on them. Not PR exercises. Visible contributions. Measurable progress. Public accountability.

Hard Questions

• ? Who decides what counts as a "milestone for humanity"? With what legitimacy?
• ? How do you prevent it from becoming another greenwashing exercise?
• ? How do you incentivize collaboration over competition for visibility?

The Problem

Prices rise, rarely fall. The supply chain has a thousand steps, each takes "a little." Milk costs 2€ per liter and the farmer gets 10 cents. Where did the other 1.90€ go? A system designed to hide responsibility.

The Approach

EthosLens traces a product's full pricing lifecycle, from origin to shelf. It works through collective intelligence: everyone contributes their piece. The truth emerges from below.

Hard Questions

• ? How do you get data companies don't want public?
• ? How do you make it usable for average consumers without overwhelming them?
• ? How do you handle "everyone takes a little" when no single actor is the villain?

The Problem

Polarization and ideological bubbles prevent us from solving problems together. Tribalism turns you into "one of them" before you open your mouth. Politicians say X, do Y, outrage for a week, everyone forgets, repeat forever.

The Approach

IdeologyBase maps the full spectrum of human ideologies: political, philosophical, spiritual. Not simplistic labels. The actual multidimensional landscape of how humans believe.

Hard Questions

• ? How do you map something this complex without reducing it to caricature?
• ? How do you prevent it from becoming another polarization tool?
• ? How do you make accountability stick when people are used to forgetting?

The Problem

When AI can do everything, we'll stop learning things. And when we stop learning, we lose more than knowledge. We lose the cognitive benefits of the PROCESS. The AI gives us the product but takes away the process. And the process was what made us.

The Approach

EthosArk preserves cognitive domains at risk of extinction through economic obsolescence. An ark for capabilities that will disappear when they're no longer "productive."

Hard Questions

• ? Which cognitive domains are most at risk of being forgotten?
• ? How do you preserve processes, not just knowledge?
• ? How do you motivate people to learn things that aren't "useful"?

The Problem

The calendar we use was designed for purposes that no longer serve us. Every community has traditions from ancestors, holidays from religion. But what do WE add? What does our generation contribute? Nothing. We're custodians of other people's culture.

The Approach

EthosCalendar imagines a calendar reflecting personal and collective aspirations, rhythms and celebrations that actually mean something to the communities creating them. Invent our own rituals. Become masters of our culture, not just inheritors.

Hard Questions

• ? How do you create something new while staying compatible with existing systems?
• ? How do you make new rituals feel meaningful rather than artificial?
• ? How do you get people to invest in something they didn't inherit?