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I don’t hate the concept, but the execution is off. I kind of hear “you reek, amuse”.

I actually like Eureka as a name and Muse is kinda interesting, but the hyphen is overkill

This message was edited 10/24/2021, 2:29 AM

I hear "amuse."
Eureka is an interesting name by itself. Not very appealing to me, though, since in my experience, it's mostly just sort of a facetious exclamation. But I could adapt to knowing someone called it; it's a little bit namey in sound.
Muse is kinda squicky as a name for a person, IMHO.

I guess the sentiment's not much different than Joy Melete or Epiphany Polymnia or Dream Clio would be.

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It's very weird, though. To me personally, because the words seem kind of random together, it almost reads like nostalgia for a band concert - Muse playing in Eureka.

Terrible

This is not a name for a person, to me. At all. I'm not going to say why.

Eureka-Muse ... Eureka mews ... good for a cat; or, Eureka Mews as a posh urban address. Not human, though, And I don't know who Amanda Knox is.