The Testament of the Evolving Mutant

From a war-scarred childhood to a long life of service, reflection, and resilience, this book traces the author’s path across decades—through kibbutz fields, battlefields, family life, and philosophical awakening. Along the way, a clear realization took form: humanity is heading toward a self-inflicted catastrophe. And we are not equipped—psychologically, politically, or spiritually—to stop it.

We are Homo Stupidligence: beings of great intelligence and primitive instincts, still ruled by tribal fears, short-term thinking, and denial. We destroy the conditions for life, wage endless wars, and erode our own health and sanity—while imagining ourselves rational and advanced.

With Stone Age brains wired for survival, not wisdom, we cannot resolve the immense crises we’ve created. As the coming centuries unfold, our civilization will suffer terribly—through climate chaos, cultural collapse, and the failure of our core systems. Yet this suffering may become the great trigger of transformation.

Out of the ruins must emerge The Creators: a new form of post-sapiens humanity—long-lived, wise, peaceful, and far-seeing. This book offers more than a warning: it is a concrete, visionary manual for our evolutionary leap. A future Noah’s Ark—not of animals, but of minds, ethics, and blueprints. A path toward sustainable, just, and intelligent life on Earth—and eventually beyond it.

Read it to remember what’s at stake. Read it to prepare.