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The "Cabbage Baby" pop culture, baby incubator exhibitions, Foundling wheel, orphan trains, and the empty cities of Tartaria all demonstrate a collective human reset project in the 19th century - Infants in Incubators and Cabbage Babies in Mid-19th to Early 20th Century Series 7 The mid-to-late 19th century is considered the most recent and significant period of a modern "Mud Flood." The ubiquitous empty cities of Tartaria, coupled with the then-popular "Cabbage Baby" pop culture (such as Cabbage Baby song, "The Cabbage Fairy" movie, and Cabbage Baby postcards), and historical mysteries such as baby incubator exhibitions, Foundling whee, and orphan trains, all point to a meticulously planned population reset (e.g., the design of birth certificate) , Repopulation, and civilization rebuilding project. See also: Orphan Asylums, Orphan Trains, and Urban Resets WWII Destroyed Buildings Series (such as: Bombing of Dresden) Destruction of old world Tartaria Buildings Series (such as : 19th century Great Fires)