Well, R&R has a tendency to resolve itself one way or another.
Yes, and no. I wouldn't call it a tendency. There are a plethora of Catholics who hold to R&R for the duration of their lives. Sede's are not immune from changing their positions either. We all remember Hobbledehoy, who was well esteemed here, did so. I don't think we'd say he resolved his sedevecantism. There are many other examples, the CMRI nuns, and many more who have changed their positions on the crisis we're in. I know there's specifics as to the why of each person who choses to change their position, but that's not the point. The point is that the issue isn't a R&R issue, alone. Many change their view, and not everyone fits into the same bubble. One person's approach to R&R and /or SV can be unique. That's the sad reality of the crisis.