We, the Last Humans
Humanity’s dominance arose not purely from strength, but paradoxically from our fear—fear of what was almost human. Imagine confronting beings so similar to ourselves, yet unsettlingly different: the robust Neanderthal, the enigmatic Denisovan, the resourceful Floresiensis. They embodied our greatest existential threat—reflections that forced us to face our deepest insecurities. Driven by this primal unease, we absorbed their tools, their knowledge, their genes, and eventually, their very essence.
America
A comprehensive narrative that weaves together the dramatic, cinematic storytelling of America’s layered past—from its early roots as a refuge for the oppressed to its rise as a superpower through invention, military triumphs, and cultural revolutions. The story integrates the themes of immigration, slavery, invention, and pride; it traces the timeline from religious escape and native encounters, through brutal conquests and racial constructions, to the monumental accomplishments in wars and global leadership.