Recently looking at projects, my filtering logic is actually "going in the opposite direction."

Those that immediately seem explosive and capable of creating emotional climax, I tend to subconsciously avoid first—because this kind of attraction mostly stays at short-term stimulation, making it hard to accumulate long-term cognition.
What I care more about now is whether the project can "clearly explain what they are doing," and whether they have the ability to consistently talk about the same thing.
Many projects start with a very strong narrative, but as communication and promotion progresses, they keep changing direction and phrasing, eventually even the core logic becomes blurred. It may be lively in the short term, but it’s hard to build trust in the long run.
Red Hare gives me the opposite feeling. Its pace is not fast, nor does it deliberately amplify emotions, but its expression is stable and continuous— from narrative to positioning, there’s no obvious deviation, always accumulating consensus along the same line.
Such projects may not show their strength early on, but once a cognitive closed loop is formed, they tend to be more steady and easier to go further.
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