However, his message has been internalized in the US. Last week, the UK's Guardian admitted that "the long-feared 'population bomb' may not go off" as a new report estimates that human numbers will peak lower at 8.8 billion before the middle of the century and will then decline rapidly. The population explosion myth became the basis for leftist agendas that include the "climate crisis," the bug-eating plan, and even the sexual revolution that promoted contraception and abortion to control human population.

People in the United States and Europe have long taken for granted the idea that the world is in the midst of a "population explosion" that threatens to cause the starvation of millions and render the earth uninhabitable The world, we were told, would simply run out of food, and could not possibly sustain the population it would soon have. This was how generations of people were sold on the idea that it was the "responsible" thing to do to have small families, and it even led to the weakening of the idea of the family itself as contributing to the looming problem that looked as if it would kill us all. There was just one problem with the whole scenario: there was no population explosion at all, as a new study has now confirmed.