Orgies as fertility intervention

A controversial social proposal: that deliberately cultivating ecstatic, group sexual rituals among young, high‑human‑capital people could increase birthrates by changing sexual motivation and cultural attitudes toward reproduction. The idea treats sexual culture as an instrument of demographic policy rather than merely private behavior. — If seriously debated or normalized, this proposal would force public discussion about the boundaries between sexual culture, reproductive policy, and consent, and reveal how demographic anxieties produce extreme cultural prescriptions.