Select Historical Disasters to Prevent and We'll Show Your Hero Century

Which era would call you its savior? Choose the disasters you’d rewrite and discover the century your heroic soul belongs in

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Time travel may be fantasy—but moral urgency, courage, and instinct to change the course of history? That’s timeless. If you had the power to intervene in humanity’s darkest chapters, where would you step in? The disasters you feel most compelled to prevent reveal not just your values, but the era that aligns with your spirit’s mission.

This isn’t just about what breaks your heart—it’s about what fuels your fight. Do you gravitate toward revolutions? Pandemics? Technological blunders? You’re about to make impossible choices—and through them, uncover which century would see you not as a bystander, but as a hero. From ancient empires to modern crises, your answers will map the moment in history where you were meant to rise.

Across 7 weighty scenarios, you’ll decide which disasters to rewrite and which to let stand. In the process, you’ll reveal the timeline that matches your temperament: your courage, clarity, defiance, or diplomacy. So grab your ethical toolkit and your hypothetical time device—it’s time to reshape the past to find your century of impact.

Ready to find out whether your soul belongs in the Enlightenment salons, the trenches of the 20th century, or among the scrolls of forgotten civilizations? Let’s make history your playground.

You can prevent one of these events:

Fall of the Library of Alexandria The Black Death in Europe The 1914 assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

Which industrial disaster would you stop?

The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire Chernobyl meltdown Collapse of the Roman aqueduct system

A political moment to rewrite?

Rise of fascism in the 1930s Execution of Socrates Colonial exploitation of the Global South

A cultural catastrophe you'd undo:

Destruction of the Aztec codices Loss of Mayan astronomical records World War II looting of art

You get one technological intervention:

Preserve Greek fire & ancient mechanics Warn about AI bias in the 2000s Clean water infrastructure in the 1800s

Which health crisis would you fix first?

Early prevention of cholera outbreaks Roman lead poisoning in aqueducts Delayed global HIV response in the 1980s