Thirty years have passed since the SAS pandemic took the lives of millions and pushed the world to the brink of collapse. Rescue came in the form of a drug called “Genoflex,” which not only defeated the virus but also opened new horizons for humankind. This medication transformed the world as radically as the first smartphones from Steve Jobs once did. However, unlike chips and sensors, people have a complex nature, and the question of whether they will remain human after such changes remains open.