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if I remember correctly those mice are the only survivors of the controlled apocalypse of that experiment.
[–] No.219936
what the mice experiment really shows, is that the death from overabundance of resources only occurs when some superpower messes with the system
who's crankin up our supplies???
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there's been a resurgence of interest in barbershops in the last decade and a half, beard oils, men's skincare products and the like… manscaping, dude wipes, boar bristle brushes and stuff
maybe it's because of men lacking places for them exclusively, and barbershops usually only have one female hairdresser at the most. but i was thinking if it could be related to the mouse utopia experiment, these same guys don't seem to be as concerned with personal fitness just pampering and preening themselves
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No One gives a fuck about your fuckin grooming habits,
the key point of the study was once a society reaches certain over population levels it will collapse,
[–] No.219959
>>219932 (OP)I think the entire conceit of assuming there's anything significant to learn about human society based on an artificial mouse society to be flawed. My understanding is that scientific experiments are mostly done on mice because they're cheap, easy to manage and have negligible rights, not because they're actually ideal for making inferences.>>219932
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Q - could the mice experiment can be applied to our soceities?
A - no
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Excessive population density will cause a form of trauma in most mammals, it seems. What happens when relatively high body mass mammals are crammed into population densities similar to that of an ant colony….
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>>219932 (OP)for goodness sake it is a literal reflection of these jungles we call "human societies"