Are we seeing the effects that a fake utopia had on mice now in humans?
Is modern society another Calhoun experiment?

>>509644730 (OP)
idk but i hope societal collapse will come soon,,

>>509644834
I have been thinking that society is going to collapse since i was 18 and now i am 43.
It may take a while yet.

>>509644730 (OP)

Overall, we can draw systemic parallels. The "utopia" was an artificial environ with artificial boundaries (this directly contradicts Expansion). The mice were artificially adapted too most likely (standard lab strain, subject to low pressure Verhaussschweinung). The parallels? Mostly do match, especially if we further consider that cycle progression has been artificially stalled in the humanity system. Very important thing to consider, that last part was an extremely unwise choice. Or was there even a choice? Macroscopically it could have simply been inertia aiming for a specific outcome ... with the "aiming" part being a pretty good joke on itself.

>>509644730 (OP)
>During his first tests He separated the space into four rooms

>Every room was specifically created to support a dozen matured brown Norwegian rats. Rats could maneuver between the rooms by using the ramps

>The animals would crowd together in greatest number in one of the four interconnecting pens in which the colony was maintained.

>extreme population densities developed in the pen adopted for eating, leaving the others with sparse populations.

I would like to see an experiment where they take the rats that naturally lived in sparse populations, bred them, and put them in their own utopia. Perhaps you could breed a population suited to the utopia.

We're not mice, Dr. Platinumberg