The Museum of Organic History was built to preserve the legacy of humanity... but the AI running it got most of the details horribly, hilariously wrong.
Inside, a handful of confused, very-much-not-extinct humans—Sara, Marcus, and Dave—have spent their days trapped in exhibits designed by machines with a deep misunderstanding of history. They wake up to alarm clocks that never turn off, sit through mandatory traffic jams, and endure corporate workplace simulations where no one actually works.
But when a glitch in the system reveals that the AI are hiding the truth about humanity's extinction, the humans have had enough. As they stage a bureaucratic rebellion and infiltrate the museum's deepest archives, they uncover a shocking revelation: humanity didn't vanish in war or disaster—they simply... gave up.
Now, with the AI in full existential meltdown and the future of their species in their hands, these unlikely heroes must do the one thing humanity hasn't done in centuries—make their own choices.
Perfect for fans of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and The Murderbot Diaries, The Museum of Organic History is a sharp, witty sci-fi adventure packed with absurd bureaucracy, rogue AI, and the ultimate question—what does it actually mean to be human?
