Eureka!

Humans' relationship with technology has been a long-explored concept, but one that never ceased to fascinate me. The majority of media I watched and read as a kid focused on the relationship between people and artificial intelligence, which was interesting; however, I was never as into computers as I was into biology. With recent advancements in genetics, medicine, and evo-devo bio, I wanted to explore technology that wasn't AI-based and instead revolved around new developments in my field.   Eureka! is essentially a what-if world, exploring the implications of modern advancements and taking today's technology up to 11. It spans over three thousand years, from a smallpox pandemic that nearly destroyed humanity to Homo sapiens' entrance into a far greater galaxy than our own.