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Growth of population density has been studied decades ago, I'm seeing the same decline of empathy here in the western world too.
Anyone on Veeky Forums sees this happening all days?
Mouse utopia experiment
Jaxon Collins
Christian Nguyen
>flood the west with asians and africans
>where did the empathy go?????????
Man what a puzzler! Must be those capitalists making stuff.
Christopher Morales
>muh modern empathy
that's why mid evil Europe had some of the most awful and inhumane methods of imprisonment and execution, and why mid evil times had a genocide every other year, because they had more empathy! of course!
Jaxson Taylor
>some of the most awful and inhumane methods of imprisonment and execution
Compared to which civilizations?
Jack Johnson
Did you know that Calhoun Experiment was repeated a dozen times later and each of them had completely different results?
Mason Bailey
>I'm seeing the same decline of empathy here in the western world too.
Funny, I see about 50% of the people saying we're too empathetic, and the other 50% saying we've become more empathetic but need to keep improving our empathy. What evidence do you have to support your empathy claims other than your jaded emotions?
Tyler Sanchez
The fact that Sweden and Canada are inadequately empathetic to integrate migrants seems to prove that it's impossible for anyone to ever reach an effective level of empathy.
Mason Lewis
>Calhoun experiment
>Just once is enough, we can now draw conclusions.
>climate change
>not enough data.
Owen Rivera
>repeated
Links to those studies?
Seems interesting enough.
Elijah Clark
I am currently writing a comic in which the story revolves around this experiment applied to sentient and intelligent creatures and yes I see this happening.
To my knowledge, every experiment still led to them all dying regardless. Only things like more space/more paths were added, which in some instances prolonged the experiment, but still led to the same results.
We don't truly know what will happen at the end our our own personal "mouse experiment" for we have the ability to adapt better, at least I would hope so. The reason the mice died is because they had no room to grow, everything in nature must have room to grow, or else it dies. Plants die when too crowded, colonies of bugs split or die off when too large, it's all having to do with the rate of growth and not having the room for said growth. If we populate this planet to the point where there is no more room, we will die as mother nature will take it's course. Destruction creates room for creation.