The Israeli historian and philosopher Yuval Noah Harari, 50, an expert in analyzing humanity as a whole, its constants and, above all, its dangers, waits for EL PAÍS at noon in a charming and quiet hotel hidden in the beautiful Lisbon neighborhood of Lapa. The famous author of Sapiens, Homo Deus o Nexusall published by Debate, which has sold more than 45 million copies, has just ordered a tea, is wearing a cheerful printed shirt and is sitting in a bright gallery overlooking the majestic Tagus estuary. In the background, the sparkling blue of the river that is almost the sea. The atmosphere is beautiful and calm. Nothing seems to threaten the stillness of this morning. And yet…
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