Topic: Population Reset

Analysis of early industrial film footage from cities like Pittsburgh suggests that a vast majority of the workforce consisted of children under the age of 16. The segment explores the concept of "baby farms" and mass-scale child production as a means to repopulate areas following cataclysmic events or wars. This cycle of destruction and repopulation is framed as a deliberate strategy by elite families to reshape civilization.

The "orphan train" movement between 1854 and 1929 is scrutinized as a potential cover for a mass repopulation of the Earth with children. Max Egan cites statistics from Florence, Italy, and Australia regarding hundreds of thousands of "foundlings" appearing without clear origin. He questions where these children came from and suggests they were used to restart society following a mid-19th-century cataclysm.