The shocking 1972 UNIVERSE-25 MOUSE UTOPIA experiment few have ever heard about. A message from the past on how societies form around abundance.

The robo-narrator adds a dark tone to an already dark tale.

It’s an overpopulation experiment but has since been re-interpreted by woke scientists as showing mis allocation of ‘resources’.

Of mice AND men?

I unironicly think that this is whats happening, especially If you compare it to the political/social differences between rural and metropolitan areas. Fate of Empires and a Search for Survival, sir John Glubbs and the Socialist phenomenon, Igor shafarevich: Same Pattern

Is it a Utopia or a prison?

Missed the significance of the statement: "not having a benevolent creator." What's the implication?

Probably the single most interesting piece of research ever done in the field of sociology. I only heard about it for the first time like 10 years ago, even though it's 50-year old research!

My question is: If the more aggressive male hadn’t closed off space for the beautiful ones wouldn’t the logical outcome be over population anyway? Those spaces would soon fill up too. I think the benevolent creator part is most pertinent.

Not an environment mice designed. No work required to get fed isn't natural for mice or people. What proved? Such a design won't perpetuate a community of mice. Suburbia is not a solution for Humans. It isn't self-sufficient with food like rural; most paying jobs aren't local.

It's wrong. It failed to provide for enrichment and meaning for the mice, which increased violence among males. The increase in violence affected nesting sites and safety for females and offspring. In rodents, you'll see abandonment and cannibalism of young of unlikely to live