The world is facing a demographic crisis, with low birth rates posing a significant threat to the future of global health and economy. According to demographer Pol Morland, the consequences of this trend will be far-reaching, affecting not only pension and economic systems but also the overall survival of societies. With a dwindling workforce and fewer discoveries, the future looks bleak. However, by examining historical trends and comparing the situation in different countries, it is possible to analyze the situation and make informed decisions about how to address the issue. Some potential solutions include implementing policies to support families and encourage higher birth rates, as well as investing in education and innovation to drive economic growth. By understanding the causes and consequences of low birth rates, we can work towards creating a more sustainable future for generations to come. Interestingly, the book 'И никого не стало' by Pol Morland provides a comprehensive overview of the demographic crisis, including its historical context and global implications. The author's insights and analysis offer a valuable perspective on the challenges we face and the steps we can take to mitigate them.