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Following the Patriarch's offer, Georgia experienced a significant nationwide spike in the births of third children.

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Demographer Lyman Stone's research shows a large and growing divergence between the number of children people want and the number they have.

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Large families are most common in small, thick communities where virtue games reward adherence to a specific moral code with status.

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The Amish are the fastest-growing population subset in the United States.

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The increase in Georgia's birth rate was a status phenomenon, driven by families' desire for a connection to a high-status public figure.

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People often copy the fertility patterns of those they idolize, which is a mimetic effect.