Baby Crisis Solution!

Many folks will look at the title of this book and immediately think that it's promoting eugenics or some other farfetched idea that is illogical. This novella is a well thought out discussion of why we have a birthrate crisis in over 75% of the countries in the world. We don't fully understand why we have low birthrates globally, and we can sit around all day and deliberate how to solve these issues. We need solutions for the plebs and waiting doesn't make sense as these programs should have been put in place decades ago as it takes two decades for a child to be raised. Many developed nations have relied on immigration to counter their low birthrates over the past five decades, which is good as migration is natural and immigration makes a country more robust. This can't be relied upon in the future as birthrates outside of a handful of countries in West Asia and sub-Saharan Africa are at all-time historic lows, so most people aren't replacing themselves globally, which has resulted in the modern-day birth crisis. Of course, we welcome immigrants from both continents, but we must also come up with domestic solutions and fast. Women in Western nations have been able to reproduce and give babies up for adoption for centuries, which is an interesting genetic strategy and can assist against the economic hardship that parents face, specifically women. The reality, however, is that adoption has historically included religious groups in secular states and doesn't control for necessary genetic variation within a population. The best answer in the modern world is to create baby farms in which entire city centers are set up to rear children, educate them, and prepare them for life as adults. This solution is modern, it offers all levels of society a chance to reproduce, increases specialization and optimal child-rearing conditions, and controls for the necessary genetic variations for our species to survive. This solution is not only necessary for humans here on Earth but will be necessary in the future if we hope to colon