THE CANON OF THE MUTANTS — MASTER ARCHITECTURE Humanity commands god-like technology with a Stone-Age mind. This is the central diagnosis of our time — and the starting point of this bold and uncompromising book. In The Canon of the Mutants, psychologist and visionary Benjamin Katz argues that our crises — wars, political hysteria, tribal fanaticism, ecological blindness, media manipulation, addiction, loneliness, and collapsing meaning — are not random failures. They are the predictable consequences of an unevolved brain operating in a hyper-complex civilization. We are not evil. We are outdated. This Canon is not a work of despair. It is a blueprint. With sharp psychological analysis and historical clarity, Katz dissects the illusion machinery of Homo sapiens: fear circuits, tribalism, magical thinking, moral narcissism, and what he calls “mental rabies” — the collective infections that repeatedly drag societies into madness. But diagnosis is not enough. Beyond critique, the book outlines a daring evolutionary proposal: the rise of the Mutant — the self-aware human capable of emotional discipline, long-term thinking, narrative immunity, and global responsibility. From education and media reform to civilizational architecture, from the training of children to the ethics of power, Katz presents a structured path toward what he calls the Creator Civilization. This is not utopia. It is not ideology. It is not comfort. It is a call to the few who feel that humanity stands at a crossing point — and that survival now requires psychological evolution. If you sense that something in our species must change — this Canon was written for you.