I'm starting to see that the "good willed" sedevacantists are the exception.
Actually, I've had the same opinion of the non-sedevacantist because most non-sedevacantists seem to be rabidly anti-sedevacantist. Sorry, but I just don't see what you're seeing on this topic or virtually any topic on this forum.
I think Sedevacantism, as a solution to the Crisis, is the equivalent of curing the disease by killing the patient.
You don't seem to understand sedevacantism. Sedevacantism (which is not a proper noun) is certainly
not a solution to the Crisis. Sedevacantism is merely the explanation of how the Crisis could be such that the purported pope is scared of Catholic priests, who is itching for granting public adulterers the right to receive communion, who is winking and nodding at ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖ activists, who has hinted at inter-communion with Lutherans, etc., etc., etc.
I'm not smart enough to know the solution, but I do know that there will be no solution until a great many people have admitted the problem.
To use your analogy, I think ignoring the reality of Crisis, i.e, that the See of Peter is vacant, is the equivalent of refusing to operate even though the patient is clearly suffering from a massive tumor that is growing and killing him and simply declaring that the cancer will reverse itself on its own.