Across the world—from the United States to Japan, from China to Italy—humanity is experiencing an unprecedented demographic collapse. Birth rates are plummeting, not as a temporary crisis but as an irreversible evolutionary shift. At the heart of this decline lies a paradox: intelligence, the very trait that defines us, is now leading to our extinction.
As humans grow more rational and self-aware, nature’s instinctual mechanisms for reproduction weaken. Unlike other species, we can perceive the burden of parenthood, weigh its costs, and opt out. In an era of individualism and declining birth rates, intelligence—once our greatest evolutionary advantage—has become a fatal flaw.
Are we destined to follow the fate of the Neanderthals and other vanished intelligent species? Or can we break free from this cycle and reclaim our evolutionary purpose?
This book introduces a radical new vision for survival in the face of demographic collapse. Blending science, philosophy, and cultural analysis, it challenges our deepest assumptions about existence, evolution, and the future of humanity.
Table of contents
Chapter I – Genesis
Chapter II – The purpose of life
Chapter III – The basis of instincts
Chapter IV – Intelligence
Chapter V – The global history
Chapter VI – Freedom without limit
Chapter VII – GENITORUS
Chapter VIII – Good and evil
Chapter IX – The Genitorist state
Chapter X – We, the Genitorists
