As the world recovers from World War II and fears of overpopulation swell in America, one researcher begins constructing horrifying experiments to model it. Twitter: / fredintheknud Patreon: / fredrikknudsen
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@sheimy15884 роки тому
Male rats: *bullies * other male rats: stfu before I kiss you
@echotheneko73463 роки тому
I swear this is how fanfic works xD LMAO
@Mr.imperfectking3 роки тому
Yoooo am fucking dead
@baldgagits21073 роки тому
Goddamn it💀💀
@dantethespoon10873 роки тому
I swear this is a yaoi trope
@tsuol72963 роки тому
@@nippon9429 shut
@frankdupreez2 роки тому
There was a rat in New York that trained turtles to fight crime, saw a documentary on it when i was a kid.
@kransencrates2 роки тому
That made me laug out loud in all this doom and gloom in the comments.
@crm9934Рік тому
Underrated comment
@sridevimogilineedi1310Рік тому
TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES
@Lush_ProduceРік тому
I know that made a childrens cartoon and teenagers comic based off the documentary
@Sergeant_StiffyРік тому
Wow sounds like an amazing documentary
@NorthwestNicholasРік тому
Think makes me think of corporate offices and their “open work environment” mentality. I always felt like a mouse packed into a over populated cage. They say open work environments aid communication between teams, but spending 9+ hours a day packed into a corporate office stressed me out more than I ever imagined.
@MrKoalaburgerРік тому
A former job I had tried that and everyone just put ear buds in lol
@Treblaine11 місяців тому
It's a punishment room, the reward is to get to an office. The "pit" is a fine place to visit but a terrible place to stay. Though I think the true reason "open plan" is used is bad management, they don't know how many people they'll need and just try to cram more people into the space that they have, open plan gets more bodies into a unit area.
@stuarthall387411 місяців тому
There are times I very much enjoy working around other people in a communal environment and other times that I need space for myself. Of course providing that flexibility is an extra expense for a company. One would have to convince them that the benefits outweigh the costs.
@tomo116810 місяців тому
@@Treblaine the open plan is much cheaper then closed offices. you can put in there much more people on the same area.
@dumyjobby10 місяців тому
it's done so that there is collective oversight, this why if you don't work everybody notice. seems horrible
@Exitof99Рік тому
I had just over 50 rats at one time, thanks to a friend mixing up and putting two girls in the boys home. I had 10, 6 boys and 4 girls, and a couple weeks later there was over 30. I don't remember how the third pregnancy occurred. I had built a large cube in the living room with two plexiglass wall for the boys, which outnumbered the girls. Everyone was happy and healthy and no fights. The most incredible moment I saw was when one boy was taking the dry spaghetti from me and placing them equally next to his brothers/cousins. He literally would eye how many they had and once they had enough, he'd finally take some for himself.
@mrcontroversy222Рік тому
I had a white rate named yo-yo. I could leave his cage open. He would never leave my game room. He would be all over the place. Up on shelves and under stuff. He would always come to me when I walked in or came home. Miss that little bastard.
@mindsigh4Рік тому
Willard
@Exitof99Рік тому
@@mrcontroversy222 They truly are sweet creatures with big hearts. The mother of my brood was like that, free-reign in my room and would run up to me when I came in for scritches.
@mindsigh4Рік тому
@@Exitof99 i had two as a kid, Pixie & Dixie, they were used rats, my folks were divorced & so my dads place became home to other peoples pets, critters that their kids neglected or got tired of, the rats had cages bul we let them out to explore all the time. so they were semi cage free free range good natured little cheese weasels
@HyenaOnTheRoadРік тому
I have 4 rats (and have had about 15 in total over the years). They are the sweetest friends, if socialized well. Little dogs.
@ghope54484 роки тому
That awkward moment when the dominant male rat bullies you but then he lookin kinda cute
@DidObamaCare4 роки тому
Fuck. You got me 🤣
@FilipSrdic4 роки тому
no homo ahhaha
@justas4234 роки тому
Stockholm syndrome/abusive relationships.
@byua18354 роки тому
@@justas423 LMAO
@shmod41354 роки тому
Bruh
@hana-chan4205 років тому
>tries to conduct an allegorical study on over-population >ends up creating rat-cels and chad-rats
@Baltimore_Hood_Vines_20145 років тому
>fucking rat-cels
@extragroovy7354 роки тому
@Jökull Tinni Ingvarsson more like rat-shaquishas
@mattyboi74914 роки тому
One main difference the rats are much cleaner then the incels
@htf55554 роки тому
just like real life
@aestheticgarbage66714 роки тому
i mean, it was sort of inevitable that creating a social setting would lead to a hierarchy.
@moatddtutorialsРік тому
Social media also strikes me as a sort of rat utopia as well. Inescapable, overpopulated and full of behavioural sinks.
@stuarthall387411 місяців тому
Good point, though I think it is possible to escape. Maybe the pressure to be "connected" in that way is greater on the younger generations (i.e. inescapable) than I experience as a 53 y.o.?
@joeljustjazzing11 місяців тому
@@stuarthall3874 yeah just smash up your device and your done, or maybe plug out your router and turn off your data.
@SuicidalSummerSnowWoman10 місяців тому
not really... its more comparable to alcohol abuse than anything...its escapable
@brovid-1910 місяців тому
@@joeljustjazzing or butt stuff
@user-nf6nm8lz7t10 місяців тому
Social media is of the devil. Has damn near ruined humanity especially the younger generations
@paulsmith5469Рік тому
The newest mouse utopia was on "horders" tv show. This guy loved rats so much he just let them take over the house. He slept in the shed in the backyard so they wouldn't lick his eyes for moisture while he slept.
@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHimРік тому
holy crap!!!!!
@salamantics11 місяців тому
@@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim Not being sarcastic, very well put.
@aygwm6 місяців тому
Bruh
@wojakthecrusader14102 місяці тому
If he loves them so much they should just let them have their house, and you become homeless amirite fellas?
@robbertbobbert1177Місяць тому
What’s even wilder, is that after he got rid of the rats someone broke into his house and killed him. Guess he should’ve kept the rats
@joebob40913 роки тому
That awkward moment when you make a rat utopia but forget to add the utopia so you just add more rat
@notevenjoe3 роки тому
@@dtyj2815 rg NJ u it guy ugh ukuuuh
@Ohflipsnap3 роки тому
@@dtyj2815 No, the food and water are the preset conditions in this experiment. The horrible stuff about segregation, rape and slaughter came as a result of not being able to cope with the changes to the rodents' natural way of life. You cannot have a utopia if the people within it are not enjoying it, and those rats clearly weren't. If anything, this is one of the most dystopian stories to ever exist.
@Ohflipsnap3 роки тому
@@dtyj2815 You're missing my point. Rats are naturally scavengers, so when everything they need for scavenging is suddenly just available on a whim, the rats need to adjust their new living situations accordingly, but they don't really know how to do that. Calhoun created a utopia, yes, but that same utopia quickly dissolves into a dystopia since the rats cannot figure out how to live in their new environment in a way that is beneficial for everyone. A utopia is a world where everyone (or at the very least the ideal citizens) are living in relative harmony. These rats were not experiencing any of this, at all. The preset conditions are one of a utopia, yes, but a population that cannot adjust to that which goes against their very nature as rodents forces these utopias to quickly become dystopias. This is what I'm trying to say here. Maybe this isn't quite the same, but let's take Nazi Germany for example: It was suppose to be a utopia for the German people. World War II aside, Nazi Germany was anything but a utopia. This is because of the persecution towards jews and political opponents, and the obsessions over a "master race." Also the only people truly able to benefit from the Nazi system were of course Nazi party members, and even then it was only the ones who had the support of Hitler and his subordinates. Do you think people enjoyed having their friends and neighbors "disappear" overnight? Or even having to take part in the departure of their friends? Do you think they enjoyed watching others being arrested and killed in the streets en masse? Or having any of their criticisms of the system heavily censured and receiving death threats if they continued this opposition to the Nazi system? For a Nazi, their Germany must've felt like a utopia. For everyone else? A dystopia; Hell. They would've wanted to ditch the country soon as possible. Hell, in the Mouse Utopia Experiment, the rats tried to escape, but they couldn't so they had to cope with segregation. Obviously, that didn't work.
@AhmadPhilips3 роки тому
@@dtyj2815 its not a utopia if you cant escape. Also they got nothing to do. Nothing new to explore. Just eat sleep have sex and fight.
@connorohare18083 роки тому
All Utopias produce the worst Hell
@alicequinones17173 роки тому
He forgot to mention but a lot of the outcast males got into swords and anime
@taxevasion48703 роки тому
Lmaoooo
@ckw42443 роки тому
Hah I thought this was my comment! How weird
@thevisi0naryy3 роки тому
Lol
@jackieweaver38843 роки тому
LMAOO
@colton73733 роки тому
@@ckw4244 lol
@TheReubenShowРік тому
I connected four fish tanks with 8 foot clear plastic pipes, they had been four separate worlds, two for goldfish, one for tetras, and one tank for a 12 inch pleco. The water is circulated between tanks and the whole system has one filter. The behavior stuff has been the most interesting. Two of the tanks are always crowded and two are underpopulated. Two goldfish readily take the tunnels, two stumble into them occasionally, and two won't go in. One goldfish likes living by herself with a hundred tetras and minnows, another alternates between a crowded tank and the ghost town next door. The giant pleco travels the 30 foot length to see a pleco in the far tank. The book says never put them together, but I guess it means never trap them together. Only one fish acted worse, a pink shark catfish. When the worlds came together, he realized what happened and went from tank to tank, beating up the goldfish.
@Arkansas532Рік тому
Brilliant
@CriticalThinker27Рік тому
Very interesting. Thanks for sharing!
@woodyharrelson2624Рік тому
Pink shark catfish are generally assholes
@cerradinРік тому
You could unironically write a scientific paper with this data
@TheReubenShowРік тому
@@cerradin I am keeping better data, now, since you mention it. We tried to use trail cameras to monitor the transits, but the cold blooded fishes don't trigger the sensor! I call the system The Metropolis.
@mariobroseinsРік тому
I think there were 2 key problems: lack of challenges and lack of activity. Too much challenge could led to stress, hopelessness and similar; similar with having no rest has bad effects too. However also the opposite too little or none leads to results like in the rat experiment. So fora healthy live, activity and challenges are needed. Like when people retire, they need hobbies, social life, physical activity and so on. Sitting only on a coach watching TV and snacking, even if it feels like I am so free, will surely end badly.
@mariobroseinsРік тому
I'm wondering if running wheels similar these for hamster were added the result would have been devastating. So there would have been an activity and aggression could have been consumed by running (maybe)
@humbertovargas1211Рік тому
they are rats........
@AnonYmous-gg9oqРік тому
Seems like the way we are headed now there is AI.
@therappingdog1117Рік тому
@@humbertovargas1211 and? They are living beings just like we are
@MrKoalaburgerРік тому
That's my take away from this study too. What he created was a literal prison, not a city. (and the rats acted more like prisoners than city residents, too).
@fourfangrooster2724 роки тому
Less dominant male rats: imma clap them cheeks Dominant male rats: sure thing
@jedisentinel48794 роки тому
Definetly the weridest part of it all.
@Spalbeert4 роки тому
😂😂🤦🏻♂️
@gomibak5144 роки тому
ha big gae
@salvadorramirez41144 роки тому
Maybe what we thought were the less dominant ones were actually the "pimps"
@gs-nq6mw4 роки тому
That also happens at prison
@noahalien46654 роки тому
Basically near the end young having gone through extreme child abuse (neglect and physical) don’t want to have kids, and when they do have kids have no idea what they’re doing.
@donquesewilliamswilliams34974 роки тому
Millenials
@DeandreSteven4 роки тому
@@donquesewilliamswilliams3497 i also got that feeling
@LumbrerasD274 роки тому
The explanation for the mental health issue of XXI century
@TheJasonjd114 роки тому
Daleth Lumbreras you’re such an edgelord you had to type in Roman numerals hahaha you sad fuck
@MaestreVV4 роки тому
@@TheJasonjd11 wot
@knightsoftheroundbagel62545 місяців тому
This proves that when locked in a room with rats, the rats do, in fact, make you crazy.
@perseus2743 місяці тому
*This proves that, when living in a city with many people, the people do, in fact, make you crazy like them.
@MysterysciencepiratedtheatreРік тому
It’s really nice to see content that is not the same old regurgitated top 10 lists found on countless other channels. This is both interesting and well done.
@guytorie5 років тому
Calhoun sounds like a man who had a deep psychological need for The Sims. But unfortunately for him and those animals, The Sims didn't exist yet.
@feihtyt20634 роки тому
Sims! The game that helps people not murder each other.... or kill innocent animals.... (Yes I know this still happens but people, just create a sim verison of them and kill that one. Repeatedly)
@SalahEddineH4 роки тому
@@feihtyt2063My sister was so good as killing Sims. She'd go full on genocide, by organising a party, having everyone come over, then wall them in and kill them in a house fire. She would also feed rotten food to her guests to poison them.. Yeah I should be worried, shouldn't I?
@feihtyt20634 роки тому
@@SalahEddineH keep an eye on her. I kill someone people in sims, but not like.... that. Keep a eye on her
@deathzombee4 роки тому
@@SalahEddineH have her start a youtube channel
@parrotshootist30044 роки тому
He was associated with Eugenics groups. This wasn't an experiement as presented. Not when you look at those critters and our society and then look at things like the assocation of Orwell, 1984 and the Fabian Society found in 1884(also deeply assocaited with Eugenics) ..
@jacobdrum976 років тому
"... he would need more data." Is rarely a comforting phrase to hear.
@snorlaxx420xx86 років тому
Jacob Drum I forget the name of the story, but this reminds me of a creepypasta where a father has no choice but to lock his family up in their basement with very little food to study their behavior for some fucked up science experiment.
@Nebularban6 років тому
+Shin Christzilla What's the name of the creepypasta?
@bigidiotdumbstupidguy93296 років тому
Shin Christzilla Yo, please tell [the chat] us if/when you find/remember the name of the story. It sounds like a combo of SCP, the rat utopia, and parts of the MHE series or River God.
@jacobdrum976 років тому
I looked it up, and it sounds like it's this one: creepypasta.wikia.com/wiki/Psychologist.
@deltoroperdedor31666 років тому
Shin Christzilla the Psychologist. Starving Dogs is a prequel to that story. The Harbinger Experiment is also interesting
@devenp.550811 місяців тому
As someone who grew up in the country and moved to the city I’ve found it extremely uncomfortable having so many people so close to me.
@meoff7602Рік тому
Being trapped in a box. No matter how much food and water you give. Is not Utopia. All this did was show that a limited space without the ability of expansion. Leads to violence. Space is just as important as food and water.
@cherilynnfisher5658Рік тому
The study was flawed from the beginning! You are right. Can you guess another glaringly obvious "mistake" that would lead to a skewed conclusion? BTW, humans will not suffer this fate. We have a way out. BSC/PHDS/8&3
@notrius77542 місяці тому
Mices didn't even reach 2/3 of the boxes population capacity, they could easily continue to reproduce as there was plenty of more space, its an issue of complete lack of any goal in existance, the mices had plenty of food, water and space to reproduce, they just didn't want to and decided to commit suicide.
@notrius77542 місяці тому
@@cherilynnfisher5658 Have you even read the study? The autor said that the box had a population capacity of over 3000 mices, whilst the population started declining at around 2000
@cherilynnfisher56582 місяці тому
@@notrius7754 I have been studying U25 for over 40 years! It has been my life's work! I lead classes about it. You did not answer my question. Can you guess one or more of the glaring flaws in the original study? How much correlation/similarity do you think there is between the collapse of the mice and the collapse of humans?
@notrius77542 місяці тому
@@cherilynnfisher5658 Well my guess for the flaw is that the experiment wasn't repeated but done only once instead. And the correlations are so many i don't even know how to begin with, i won't even name all of them since it would take too long, instead i will over generalise is: Industrial revolution, which in my belief was a tragic accident that was not supposed to happen to our race has led us to a point where mices were at the start of the experiment (at least for the western countries) basically unlimited food, water, electricity, warmth, mass housing, welfare programs and so on, this was not that much of an issue when life itself was still very hard in 19th century or when world wars happened, but when life became insanely easy and big wars stopped happening after WW2, our population boom happened which then ended and was met with population stagnation, or in some places (including my country) decline despite the fact that our living of standards remained mostly the same for this time, and we have just as much space and ability to reproduce just as we did before, yet we choose not to. The only places in the west where population is still rising (Like US and France) are only caused by mass migration to this countries (to US from Latin America and to France from Africa) its native population though is reproducing in very low numbers compared to more normal times in history of thier countries. In mices, the population broke down, started seperating each other, some mices became hyper-masculine, other hyper-feminine (there was also this whole thing about the "beautifull ones" which are basically what we people consider "transgenders" or "femboys" to be) violence, fear and stress was also in big increase, mices would have thier tails bitten or even be killed by other mices in numbers never observed in mices in thier normal living environments, which is also happening to us Humans. Now the best example is China, they industrialized quickly, population boom, then decline, society starts hating itself and tearing itself apart, people are seperating each other, men are becoming hyper-feminine, isolated, people don't want to reproduce, China is already facing an inevitable population collapse which at this point is unpreventable, Japan is experiencing this thing even more in fact where population decline is happening for 20 years already. This leads me to believe places like North America, Europe, China, South Korea or Japan and many others will be depopulated and made insignificant by the end of this century, and will be replaced by African countries, which might too experience thier fate when they become "developed" ultimately, no industrial society will ever last , the only thing that can keep those societies going is when they constantly fight wars and make life difficult for thier population, but ultimately, it would simply have been better off for everybody if industrial revolution never happened in the first place.
@RockyGems6 років тому
Oh sure, when he does it, he's "fascinating," but when I do it I'm "no longer welcome at Petsmart."
@Anhviet196 років тому
Rocky Gems try Petco
@gregnubody38716 років тому
Petco puts animals that don't sell in a freezer to die.
@lauriebot39415 років тому
Petco did nothing wrong...
@pizzabuffeyy89425 років тому
I heard Petco doesn't sell pets
@AtaMarKat5 років тому
“Million Dollar Book Deal” vs “Fired, now get out, or I’m calling the cops.”
@vallisdaemonumofficial4 роки тому
*TURNED THE FRIGGIN RODENTS GAY*
@tkayshakur25004 роки тому
(Ruffles papers to get your attention)
@peterbills41294 роки тому
CITIES ARE TURNING THE FREAKIN' HUMANS GAY!
@MattKismet4 роки тому
Vallis Daemonum lmao
@shaunyjimenez96374 роки тому
*SLAPS TABLE IN CAPS*
@jaysonklein60184 роки тому
Rabbits have a place perchance to pansexuality... NOT because of "cities", but because the species have little differentiation between genders (rabbits be lookin androgynous).
@turnip4wutofficialРік тому
shoutout to this video for not only getting me into down the rabbit hole, but also inspiring me to cover this topic for an informative speech project in high school. watching this years later on the bus to my job and remembering the childlike wonder of learning new things of my own accord.
@pyropagerik8 місяців тому
I loved the rats of nimh story as a child, I had no idea it was based on a real story.
@user-rr3ci3ky6w9 днів тому
How did you hear this as a child ??
@pyropagerik9 днів тому
@@user-rr3ci3ky6w Google search the book and movies "The rats of nimh" it was read to me at elementary school. I highly recommend the books before the movies.
@diegov1743День тому
@@user-rr3ci3ky6w The experiment inspired a novel which inspired an animated movie. It has little to do with the real thing, NIMH makes the rats super smart instead of disturbed.
@cass_is_a_fork4 роки тому
Society turned the rats gay, what’s next? The frogs?
@seignee4 роки тому
*TAP WATER MADE THE FROGS GAY*
@Professionaldumbass69984 роки тому
Nah the frogs are getting turned by the water, not society
@poppedcorn6524 роки тому
Hoomans gey
@chloequattlebaum9974 роки тому
ukposts.info/have/v-deo/cXqDgHl5mW2irGw.html
@nipsarecomingoff19024 роки тому
Obama did that years ago. I got the shirt that proves it.
@jonbainmusicvideos80454 роки тому
Must have been 1 rodent going: "I think there is a conspiracy here, we're living in a matrix." But the others reckoned him a conspiracy theorist and bit his ears off.
@maisies5154 роки тому
Jon Bain makes complete sense
@misaamane28504 роки тому
The human was literally just standing there lol
@duckgo22964 роки тому
Neo the rat never got to see the morpheus behind the experiment. Rip
@rhiannonhooper15083 роки тому
And the creator just stood over and took notes..
@ryhanzfx16413 роки тому
The problem is that its the opposite, they all knew the matrix aka the humans and fake environment there, just that some think its either controlled or not, but rats all have instinct anyway so it doesn't matter
@mrxinnovations809Рік тому
wonderfully made video , one can really tell how much effort went into making this.
@kskeel1124Рік тому
Funny that no film or pictures have been released to the public to this day...
@ikannunaplays10 місяців тому
It was a experiment to influence society, you think they're going to release much of anything. There is no coincidence they made a movie in 1982 called "The Secret of NIMH" featuring lab rats that escaped their cages after being altered genetically.
@casadegaitan4 місяці тому
❤
@yourmum7714 роки тому
2% of the comments: actually helpful advice and information 98%: *lol rat has the big gæ*
@bobbycarroll71614 роки тому
*Faks.....LoL jk
@Hath.04 роки тому
Pretty much the entire internet summed up in one comment.
@lanzervynbelsonda1284 роки тому
Yup, still digging the comment section for that 2%. The comments section is so overpopulated with LOL LE BIG GAE commenters it's really just one big circlejerk utopia for it.
@GayBrain4 роки тому
I really wish there are more creative people in this comment section.
@tazmania77854 роки тому
@Arya They don't even know they're part of the Utopia.
@sadisticanonymity4 роки тому
“What are we gonna do tonight, Brain?” “The same thing we do every night, Pinky.” *”Clap some gay rat cheeks.”*
@stvxofcorpses4 роки тому
this comment needs to get to the top of the comments 😂😂😂
@who_is_oni4 роки тому
Yesssiiiiirrrrrr
@scott85914 роки тому
Lolz.
@carolinejohnson64024 роки тому
Try to take over the world
@TheFatestPat4 роки тому
Zort!
@colonelbiscuits856410 місяців тому
Regularly take breaks from society for your health. Go camping without your phone. Try an isolation tank. Take a trip somewhere natural and untouristy. Go somewhere where you can let your animal body breathe and make sounds and move like it wants to. That and finding what kind of role/work/vocation speaks to our soul seems like the answer to this societal problem in our modern model of humanity.
@Christopher-nl2kb10 місяців тому
And be careful too... anything can happen camping alone...
@beeawesome28699 місяців тому
I think many people including me have accidentally created similar experiments. Rats and mice breed quick. I got 2 boy rats for my kids. They were living in my daughter's doll house. All went well and it was cute until one of the boys turned out to be a girl and had babies in the doll house. Of course it was too small for 2 adults and a litter. I built a large habitat for them all and the "experiment" may have gone on much longer but the mother mouse kept escaping at night. My "cage" wasn't that great though it was large. They were all taken to the pet store after she escaped and ate most of my weed that I used for my insomnia. She must have ate some from her behavior. But a year later I found a lot of it buried in carpet in a corner under furniture. She had stashed it. I'm glad for the experience but they were overwhelming for me to care for. Another time I had two hamsters. Once they were adults they would fight. Get this, I learned by accident that if I rythmicly played a little drum i had they would stop fighting, sit side by side, bow there heads with their little hands together as in prayer. It was one of the strongest things I had ever accidentally caused. If you have hamsters you should try the drum with them and see what happens.
@r3fus32d136 місяців тому
Lol the weed part was so unexpected. Made me laugh
@fireblood2803 місяці тому
What the hell are you smoking?
@beeawesome28693 місяці тому
@@fireblood280 I'll tell you if you tell me first.
@whattheshit49364 роки тому
"in a natural setting, those which find no social niche will leave the colony - but in this experiement, immigration is impossible." man i felt that lol
@Benny58894 роки тому
Emigration*
@EzraMerr4 роки тому
It's too fucking hard lol, Being from a "developed country" (UK) the only places I can migrate to legally are other European countries which are almost similar Socialist shitholes
@7schlafer8864 роки тому
@@EzraMerr coincidentally all developed countries offer a social system, maybe there is a connection you are too dumb to see ;)
@richardroberson25644 роки тому
@@7schlafer886 Yeah, like Russia and china. Great places to live.
@kingaha36574 роки тому
@@richardroberson2564 Russia yes China no
@archer45144 роки тому
Chad Rats : Yo get outta here or else Incel rats : You gon make me act up, you gon make me do something I’m gonna regret
@sudipanand78984 роки тому
😂😂😂
@timbroski44874 роки тому
My middle name is rat
@limicoline4 роки тому
*ACT UP BY CITY GIRLS INTENSIFIES* _-act up bouta get snatched up-_
@IQbelowaverage4 роки тому
omllll💀💀
@JD-os2kr4 роки тому
Basically yes
@k0walskРік тому
Props. Fascinating. Scary. Can't help but compare myself and view my life choices through this lens. Having chosen to live abroad, away from my family and main friends for the past 10 years and foreseeable future, I cannot help but imagine I'd be stuck in the middle section if I had no way to travel. Add the frequent passivity in my days and you have one uncomfortable k0walsk thinking he should start recording himself.
@dinkyduffy5026Рік тому
I too was viewing myself and the past choices of myself and those around me from this perspective . Although we are not identical creatures we have formed similar habits to these creatures. 😮
@TheB00ManРік тому
"The Secret of NIMH" would be a great selection for Drag Queen story hour.
@user-bs4kg7db5v4 роки тому
everybody be talking about the rats being gay while I'm here thinking this concept of a whole species self destructing within a few generations is low key terrifying
@Wearywastrel4 роки тому
It's definitely terrifying. It's also happening.
@TheTriggerhappyhippi4 роки тому
@@KDGaming175 ok unoriginal trend follower. I'm a millennial BTW.
@alabastardmasterson4 роки тому
@@TheTriggerhappyhippi there are similarities but your "examples" aren't well thought out
@TheTriggerhappyhippi4 роки тому
@@alabastardmasterson how so.
@ybunnygurl4 роки тому
@@TheTriggerhappyhippi metro sexually? What year is this 2002? The reason most of us millennials and younger people are not having kids is we can't afford them; we have to have a side gig, or hold two jobs to pay for housing, utilities and food. That rules out time for dating, and socializing. Those who tend to do well now are lucky, or living off mom and dad (boomers kids). I'm 34 and this is my life and Community in the DC area.
@user-zf2gy7mr4t4 роки тому
“In this final stage called Death, Calhoun noted that the female mice began to eat hot chip, charge de phone, lie, and Twerk. As this period went on, certain males would begin to make music citing the movie Scott Pilgrim Vs The World as somehow being closely tied with the females current status”
@fintanmathewes55874 роки тому
Bpd and ecstacy...
@user-zf2gy7mr4t4 роки тому
Fintan Mathewes I hate the I know where this goes
@fintanmathewes55874 роки тому
@@user-zf2gy7mr4t i mean, the song is OK, but some people took it too seriously Both in veiwing it as seriously anti-woman, and as something to fawn over and protect. Its just a musical shitpost, playing as a critic on a specific style somd people.follow
@yoko31734 роки тому
Bright dyed hair but dead inside.......
@hotlinerevachol54364 роки тому
@@yoko3173 Plan B lifetime supply
@eddiebendigo7317Рік тому
Five years later and it still bugs the hell out of me that he uses "mouse" and "rat" interchaneably
@Balrog-tf3bgМісяць тому
Like for real, idk when the “rats” became mice
@benshapiro973124 дні тому
I had sexual relations with ur mother, good sir
@dembeku3463 роки тому
Rat: *bullies one other rat* Other rat: "Uwu harder daddy" Rat: *confused bullying*
@dananaditya93473 роки тому
*bullies harder
@user-fy5sg9rg7d3 роки тому
@@dananaditya9347 bruh
@io43403 роки тому
o w o
@hola-tg9nl2 роки тому
i haven't started watching the video and reading this without context is concerning
@jonnythedemon2 роки тому
*confused graping*
@DIABETOR3 роки тому
I clicked this video because the thumbnail looks like a quesadilla but I stayed for the psychological terror
@A-No-One3 роки тому
I like pain
@nunyabiznes333 роки тому
That's what's wrong with their society... They don't have El Queso Bandido to save them.
@seamusmckeon91093 роки тому
Now I’m hungry
@dizzyfett54952 роки тому
I came for the psychological terror and stayed for the comments lol
@jlllx2 роки тому
never change
@exegotbeats2 місяці тому
This is so crazy, i wonder why youtube doesnt recommend more things like this
@jayceejr85Рік тому
I still watch The Secrets Of NIMH as an adult. Great movie knowing the history and events that inspired it.
@motherfuckerunlimited696 років тому
Ratatouille 2 looks good so far
@kouyasakurada55476 років тому
Check out the prequel, Ratatoing.
@buffalowill16146 років тому
Rad the Rattata word
@just_going_mads6 років тому
Rata2e
@thequestmaster20086 років тому
You said it gun sound!
@gabriellagoodyear99146 років тому
What about flushed away 2 you uncultured swine.
@EragonShadelayerGR4 роки тому
"Their behavioural repertoire became largely confined to eating, drinking, sleeping and grooming" 《Insert quarantine joke here》
@lmao23024 роки тому
After quarantine everybody gonna be a snack.
@peepeeweewee15734 роки тому
Wheres the react where the guy laughs and then he realizes a further implication of what he saw and his face drops and his eyes go wide
@somedude83464 роки тому
Quarantine has me so deprived from human contact to the point where the idea of passionately making out and cuddling with my guy friends doesnt make me feel weird
@gypsygypsy45614 роки тому
@@somedude8346 bruh what?
@skrungly68394 роки тому
@@somedude8346 I felt that
@ineptpacific3974Рік тому
Considering the timeline for these experiments, I wonder if this influenced the ideas of the anti technology unabomber at all. The parallels between the experiment and modern society would’ve been certainly clear to a man like him.
@TheClownWorldShowРік тому
He was right.
@misanthropicservitorofmars2116Рік тому
I’m sure he already had much of these thoughts. I wouldn’t say influenced maybe just justified.
@silly_on_11 місяців тому
E
@thisiscarltones7 місяців тому
E
@DrewPicklesTheDark6 місяців тому
Based Uncle Ted
@aquanote26947 місяців тому
You could’ve gone on for hours and I would’ve been tuned in.. this is wild af
@jaaykaay4 роки тому
Maan.. Stuart Little 2 looks *intense*
@crazyfulla4 роки тому
yeah theres a reason they had to redo the script.. original version was not too family friendly
@aleixiaprof71554 роки тому
Actually, it’s a prequel to the first Stuart Little. Stuart is raised in one of the Universes and must overcome the abuse, trauma, and psychologicL horror that haunts him throughout adolescence. After being kicked out by his mother and brutally assaulted by fellow mice in the Utopia, an elder mouse tells him of the simulation he is living in, and that his life is a lie and that he must escape. Months of training and hiding prepare him for the escape from his Utopian society and revolt against collectivism and the matrix he is a slave to. He violently attacks his brothers and the mice around him, slaughtering hundreds of innocent women and children in cold-blooded revenge. He finally breaks through the walls of his city, and set out to murder his human captors. However, he manages to get hit on the head in a comedic fashion. From the trauma, he has been given amnesia and increased intellegence. In a Truman-esque fashion, producers of a popular television show take him in and force him to relive his life in a forced ideal simulation with his family, the Littles. Film theorists say that Stuart Little 3 will expand on the further plot-points. He will remember his past, become his rage full self again, and discover the truth of his television series currently being filmed about him. The final moment we will see of him will be him unable to escape and committing suicide inside of a washing machine with help from enemy Snowbelle.
@imanuelpeter88974 роки тому
@@aleixiaprof7155 wtf
@ZeFluffyKnight4 роки тому
You mean 4?
@endsieg3024 роки тому
isn't there already a stuart little 2?
@biel13512 роки тому
then the outcast realized he could cook and manipulated a human into opening a restaurant so he could cook in Paris.
@duifmethoed2 роки тому
They should make a movie about that
@user-ix7ew8yp2k2 роки тому
@@duifmethoed well....
@nicolascoast96532 роки тому
I UNDERSTOOD THAT REFERRENCE
@ppurpleduck2 роки тому
@@duifmethoed movie would never take off. probably be forgotten
@Josuh2 роки тому
@Coo Chi Bold of you to assume little kids would be remotely interested in watching this when there's epic fornite funny moments amogus fnf compilation #57
@davidhoracek675811 місяців тому
Modern-day versions of these experiments should focus on ways that we could adjust the dense environments of mice so they could stay healthy and functioning properly even with high density. It seems like Calhoun wanted to engineer pain and doom, and he succeeded. I would want to engineer satisfaction and flourishing. I bet it's doable with some architectural tweaks. It's strange that we never tried. It's like scientists don't want to even consider the possibility of an actual utopia. Somehow the most disturbing thing I found in this video was the banner ad at 23:09. Слава Україні!
@Briskeeeen7 місяців тому
He did, his later experiments were focused on trying to reverse the behavior sinks. Nobody ever seems to care about those experiments though
@azrasashima3733Рік тому
his statement at the end of the death squared segment really describes the current landscape of humanity.
@cherilynnfisher5658Рік тому
Humanity has a way out. BSC/PHDS/8&3
@EIlmo10 місяців тому
@@cherilynnfisher5658what?
@cherilynnfisher565810 місяців тому
@@EIlmo Robust discussions of the differences and similarities between mouse and human behavior in a U25 environment never ended. Note: The original mouse studies had some glaring flaws! The mice in the studies had no "control" over their environment and were forced to just "react" to behavioral sink eroding and destroying their society. Humans are WAY different! We can do what mice can't! We have the capability to engineer our environment and even whole societies to achieve desired outcomes. "BSC/PHDS/8&3" is the way that humans do this. It is the actual "Recipe for Civilization".
@EIlmo10 місяців тому
@@cherilynnfisher5658 I still don't understand what U25, PHDS and 8&3 mean.
@cherilynnfisher565810 місяців тому
@@EIlmo NOTE: What follows is seriously incomplete! Just the tip of an iceberg! "BSC/PHDS/8&3" is known in my circles as the actual "Recipe for Human Civilizations"; How they rise, and how they fall. Here's a loose (Real "LOOSE"!) translation; "BSC"= Sometimes a LOOSE reference to "Building Sustainable Civilization". NOTE: BSC also has some other interesting meanings. "PHDS"= Sometimes a LOOSE reference to intellectual critical thinking processes. The knowledge and wisdom necessary to analyse data, and manipulate outcomes. PHDS also has other interesting meanings. "8"= Sometimes it's not a number! It's also a shape used to denote "repeating loops" of predictable patterns. We can learn from history. We can learn from past achievements or mistakes, and change course! This is why knowledge of history is so important! Again, 8 can have other meanings. "3"= Sometimes LOOSELY used to denote the 3 parts of a timeline; the past, present, and future, or the beginning, middle, and end of some era. Of course "3" can have other meanings. I already know that I have now left you with more questions than answers. GOOD! STAY CURIOUS! "Some people have some of the answers. Nobody has all of the answers. Way too many people are not even asking the right questions"! In order to avoid the tragedy of losing our entire civilization to the "Big Bad 3" of Insanity, Stupidity, and Apathy, we as a species must come together to "solve our problems"! Blaming, and killing each other for all the things that are going wrong is NOT a "solution"! That is just behavioral sink, and we know where that leads. . . p.s. U25= "Universe 25"
@MrAceMcGee3 роки тому
"...on day 690, the rats seemed to have developed a religion. Building paper mache statues that appeared to resemble the likeness of Calhoun."
@azaleaslight72433 роки тому
Too FUNNY Thankyou 🙌🌞
@feralgecko97273 роки тому
I read this in his voice
@sharkn3rd3 роки тому
LMAOOOO
@Anino_Makata3 роки тому
Pay homage to All Father Calhoun! Father to all ratkind!
@mikeoxmall38473 роки тому
He would be the boogey man they would all fear and resent If they knew what their natural,lives were supposed to be like!
@ultrafer50225 років тому
I'm sure this guy would have loved to play Sims
@Sensiav7035 років тому
It certainly would have been a better use of his time.
@codybess12885 років тому
Come on that's not fair to say...everyone loves the Sims
@lemightypants3275 років тому
AI does not compare to real animal social behavior
@codybess12885 років тому
@@lemightypants327 you're right you can only program an animal to do exact things in exact scenarios and the only way to know for sure would would happen in thoses exact scenarios is to do live trials programmed trials for animal experementarions will never be ground breaking the can only be preprogrammed to what the programmer thinks would happen
Great videos, man. People need to know about this stuff. Thank you.
@maxxflameРік тому
This channel blew tf up what the hell congrats 🎉
@chickenpermission18612 роки тому
Okay, for everyone commenting on how, “well, duh, of course they were depressed, they were bored, why didn’t he think of that!” He actually did! His later experiments were all focused on trying to fix the behavioral sink issues of his firsts, and involved giving the mice things to do. This is actually where the Author of Mrs Frisby and the Rats of NIMH (the book Secret of NIMH was based on) pulls much of his inspiration! The rat utopia the rats from the book sought to make was based on these later experiments. He even got the name of the main character, Mrs Frisby, from the Frisby Calhoun kept on his lab door for when he needed a little bit of fun too! The problem is that no one really cared too much about Calhouns later experiments, with some fellows saying, “ everyone wanted to hear the diagnosis, no one wanted to hear the cure.” And the fact that they weren’t even mentioned in the video kinda irks me.
@yugimumoto12 роки тому
Yeah. But Fred usually goes for the bigger hole leaving out the smaller less important subjects. As the experiments as you mentioned were not popular, It would make sense to not cover it as it had less of an effect on the nation's psyche outside of "The rats of NIMH" (great book and movie I might add). For example his video on the SCP foundation mainly covers the original controversy with no update on the lesser arguments in the community or newer ones that have cropped up. I believe by the time he made his Mother Horse Eyes video the book had unofficially been cancelled as you can tell from the responses on the subreddit. I don't think Fred does it deliberately because he has a certain image he wants to show (In fact he has denied this on his second channel), It more had to do that those later experiments and stories would be ground for an entirely different video, and sometimes (especially in this case) there isn't enough content for an hour or half hour video (the general length of this series)
@susanivy36192 роки тому
@@benchoflemons398 short response
@TheTriggerhappyhippi2 роки тому
@@susanivy3619 user tag
@idrisa79092 роки тому
Kinda annoyed this video didn't mention rat park, which I do get because its a separate experiment with different researchers, but it's strikingly similar to me in regard to aspects of what provoked it and the difference in result
@scottsmith79692 роки тому
So did giving the rats activities change the results of the experiment by reducing the social sink?
@KevinoftheCosmos4 роки тому
This is the most fascinating documentary on Detroit I've seen yet.
@JACKSTAY4 роки тому
Kevin Carpenter wait a minute
@GM-qq1wi4 роки тому
I've been laughing at this comment for 2 hours.
@entropyfan94174 роки тому
BITCH STOP EXPOSING OUR CITY
@dboot88864 роки тому
"Ever since the cheese factories shut down, Hold up... EY FOOL! FOREVER REPPIN' VELVEETA LANE SWISS GANG. WICHO CHUCKY CHEESE LOOKIN ASS... Sorry, like I said..."
@ktlee084 роки тому
Well played
@NymphTheDanubeРік тому
Chock-full of information! Although his first experiment was rudimentary and in a small scale I find it to have had the most raw and uncompromising data.
@cherilynnfisher5658Рік тому
By the time he got to U25, his most famous experiment, many of us had pointed out multiple serious flaws in the studies. The BSC was born, and the experiments and studies never stopped. They're still ongoing today. U25 was just the beginning! After 40+ years of this stuff, I can tell you it's really exciting what we are still discovering! BSC/PHDS/8&3
@biscottigelato85747 місяців тому
@@cherilynnfisher5658 Can you elaborate on BSC / PHDS / 8&3 and what they are?
@cherilynnfisher56587 місяців тому
@@biscottigelato8574 The actual genuine first use and meaning of "BSC" is not to be disclosed or discussed openly in public because the original whole deciphered phrase is now a password used by a tiny band of exclusive elite intellectuals who know about the original conferences where it was born. For colloquial use (like for you) the accepted secondary meaning is; "BSC: Behavioral Sink Conference". There were many more conferences discussing and debating the Universe 25 findings. These never ended! Over the years, "BSC" became an inside joke, of sorts, because so many do not know what it actually means! People started speculating and making stuff up. This has been loads of fun! "PHDS/8&3" refers to stuff that has to do with human evolution and civilization. With it, we have a desirable future. Without it we go extinct! Again, constantly being discussed in never ending conferences with global implications and consequences for everyone. Many blessings! Stay curious! Please stay safe and be well.
@bobbarclay31610 місяців тому
Its easy to notice behaviors in other mammals that seem to mimic human behavior. But humans are not only mammals. Despite what behaviorists may tell you, humans also exhibit the behavior of ethical decision making. Humans can and do decide to change their behavior in ways and for reasons that would never occur to non human mammals. Thats why we regulate damn near everything.
@Christopher-nl2kb10 місяців тому
That's not true...
@Happyhenzo9 місяців тому
@@Christopher-nl2kbit quite literally is true
@heronekkotheanimer73869 місяців тому
That is true for a small percent of people, most just seem to behave like a mindless animal. So we wont go extinct thanks to our intellect, but sure will go through very hard times thanks to it.
@nickshinault8702 роки тому
Imagine how this would have played out if the rats had discovered alcohol
@cirroc2132 роки тому
The same but faster
@idrisa79092 роки тому
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rat_Park
@randomanun42782 роки тому
I'd imagine q potato famine would ensue...
@idrisa79092 роки тому
@@randomanun4278 dude wtf
@nickshinault8702 роки тому
@@idrisa7909 that was actually very informative, thank you!
@heathermasonfan3 роки тому
I like how he didn't account for the fact that having nothing to do but eat sleep and reproduce in a small place might just drive any creature insane
@heathermasonfan3 роки тому
@@mitchellfrancis8978 that is true, however I still think being trapped in one place would affect them, seeing as how I didn't leave the house much before the covid quarantine but when the quarantine happened I was itching to get out
@gutkatze84723 роки тому
@@mitchellfrancis8978 he even sayd that mice that cant find anything to do there normale leave and search for a new colony. Wich would solve overpopulation and the behaverial sink problem
@TheUltraDinoboy3 роки тому
Rats need enrichment
@WillowTDog3 роки тому
@@mitchellfrancis8978 Except rats are quite intelligent. Not as much as, say crows or dolphins, but still very smart. Not to mention, these days, we know that almost any animal needs enrichment materials to be happy. Things to interact with are essential. Almost all mammals need to be able to play.
@MegaBanne3 роки тому
Even Karl Marx recognized the importance of work to keep any human healthy.
@shirleyandrews1152Рік тому
I remember this study from my college yrs. saw Calhoun’s study & decided to have only 2 children. Of the 2, I have 1 gr’child. I’m doing better than most🥰 I’m 82 now & have seen this experiment come, almost, to fruition. Sad😪
@alexisandersen13926 місяців тому
20:50 I like how the subtitles which often differ from what is actually said, crescendo into full on contradicting even the plain text on the screen being read.
@kingkooki77614 роки тому
Imagine being the person that had to count all the mice and rats
@melainymcdonough19864 роки тому
"1..2..3.....umm 10..20.30 ..100? Lets just do approximately"
@evocative013 роки тому
Imagine the smell
@kingkooki77613 роки тому
evocative01 oh god I didn’t even think about that
@TonyStarkCLC3 роки тому
The calculations are made by sampling the average number of mice in several determined areas, and that's how you get the approximate number of individuals.
@TonyStarkCLC3 роки тому
@Caleb nobody is going to great lengths so as to count each one of the mice. So sampling the number of mice on several locations and averaging the number of all samples, gives an approximate, yet closely accurate number with a minimum margin of error, the same way statistics average the samples of representative populations in polls and census.
@andreyleonel2554 роки тому
Props to the Rat Class who gonne just like "Yo, i'm gonna just chill and play games, walk slow, live life by myself" and ended up being the healthiest class in there.
@friedlemons52013 роки тому
the actual chad rats
@Smokiezzzable3 роки тому
Lol if we as a human race thinks dying as a breed and being so unhappy with life we avoid social contacts being a success... Yes then your right 🤔👍
@andreyleonel2553 роки тому
@@Smokiezzzable I am talking about mice, in a failed Mouse Utopia You know that, right?
@Able5423 роки тому
@@Smokiezzzable If you think mice have the exact same social intelligence and intellect as humans and thus this experiment is undeniable proof of humanity's demise... Yes then, you're right.
@Able5423 роки тому
@Michael Scott Just because people act a fool online doesn't justify comparing humanity to a shite experiment because it's pessimistic. The people who say 'It's the internet, respect isn't here' say that to justify that they are just assholes online. And no, I'm not new.
@imjustsam174511 місяців тому
What I would be interested in is how different his results might have been if he'd used a species that engages in cooperative hunting. If my understanding of human evolution is to date, it was when our ancestors started cooperative hunting that we became hominids. I come from an engineering not biological science background but, I never thought of rodents as having cooperation. I'm not sure what I would expect it to change just observing that I find my dog relatable, I believe she and I understand each other very well. I don't know how human rodents think by contrast.
@briggs55699 місяців тому
Have watched this a few times. Always fascinating
@karenabrams89863 роки тому
What i got out of that is the way we design prisons makes people sicker.
@aWomanFreed3 роки тому
And now we know why
@wilmagregg31313 роки тому
well duh prison is a punishment and so to avoid back breaking labour or torture of the old days they just make everything ever so slightly shitte so it punishes people in a more subtle way.
@agares-kun8723 роки тому
Nahhh, the structure of prisons is different. The structure of these Utopias doesn't focus solely on enclosure that you see in prisons. Population growth in an unhindered society is what most likely causes the changes in behavior. You don't see that in a prison where reproduction is not a thing.
@wilmagregg31313 роки тому
@@agares-kun872 yeah i ment more of saying the effects of confined living and relativly semilar in lack of stimulation though even the most crappy prisons tend to have free librarys at least now days
@HorkSupreme3 роки тому
It's one of the most torturous things we can do to people but somehow it isn't seem as cruel or unusual.
@phiro43053 роки тому
I knew New Yorkers were weird but this is on a whole other level
@MrSuperJayJay843 роки тому
😂😂
@bunnybunowo59673 роки тому
We aren't weird, it's just taxes...😎 WHY THE FUCK DO WE PAY TO MUCH FUCKING TAXES AHHHGHHJRUFHDFH
@hah-vj7hc3 роки тому
@@bunnybunowo5967 You seem weird
@acek20163 роки тому
Defender DON yeah
@Thekingkhari3 роки тому
Lmao
@JACKWEASELМісяць тому
This study has absolutely fascinated me! Some crazy parallels to today.
@dx5soundlabs939Рік тому
Its not terribly difficult to draw parallels with modern society
@CanadianTopG2 роки тому
He was able to easily distinguish the outcast males by their neckbeards and fedoras.
@davehoward36452 роки тому
Don’t forget about the ones dressed in black and colored hair
@youdontknowme29132 роки тому
@@davehoward3645 goth?
@davehoward36452 роки тому
YOUDONTKNOWME and Antifa and the loke
@youdontknowme29132 роки тому
@@davehoward3645 ahhh okok
@fpopee2 роки тому
Along with shitty overpriced craft beer
@Iyiouseismouse5 років тому
I had pet rats when I was younger and a few mice once also. One thing that I remember is that having a wheel was important not only for them to stay fit but to burn off excess energy and not get bored or depressed. I wonder if having a bunch of wheels in there would have helped things?
@KelniusTV5 років тому
The dumb thing is, you're not a scientist... but I think you're right. Where was the recreation?
@joserobinho3565 років тому
This is why utopia is impossible. If something has no reason to work as it is completely provided for, eventually the system will fail.
@danielgockerell5 років тому
You’re right. They only had basic living needs. Nothing else. Although i wonder if all a bunch of mice treadmills would’ve done is just prolong their inevitable fate.
@danielgockerell5 років тому
Nope. Wait that didn’t make sense. I meant prolong their lives until they eventually would’ve ended up like they did regardless.
@danielgockerell5 років тому
Ok I’m fucking too stupid to comment lol
@JulianHibbert10 місяців тому
Wow, mind blowing!!! Great content thanks!
@caseythompson9561Рік тому
I think it's interesting that the rats behavior improved after they were given more to do. On one hand, that tracks...on the other they had to be given something to do. Similarly, it's like that in life. All of our national and state parks, owned and allowed, our roadways are owned and allowed, our business's are practically owned and definitely allowed etc etc.
@NotHardcore953 роки тому
“The rats became hyper intelligent, developing a nuclear arsinal, and worshiping a giant bell”
@boneman-calciumenjoyer82903 роки тому
Damn Skaven!
@raalzuune8712 роки тому
Yes yes worship great horned one!
@benrytheman13142 роки тому
[insert Warhammer joke]
@tonyrod43882 роки тому
the word is "ARSENAL"
@jont25762 роки тому
didnt know u watch the original planet of the apes movies.....men turned into a race of condom headed humanoids worshipping a giant nuclear missile in the shape of a golden dildo ten stories high like a church altar.
@flayym18893 роки тому
When I clicked on “Rat Utopia” I was not expecting hyperactive hypersexual pan sexual super rats
@ChloroformHM3 роки тому
It’s my only goal in life to be a hyperactive, hypersexual, pansexual, aggressive super rat.
@brycegladwin80873 роки тому
So what phase are humans in now I wonder?!
@user-dxvzkh3 роки тому
@@brycegladwin8087 Probably phase D
@brycegladwin80873 роки тому
@@user-dxvzkh okay, I’d better get back to my grooming routine.
@fishboi60513 роки тому
🍳💖💛💙🍳pan rights
@kennyragin5 місяців тому
Why am I just finding this channel? Instant subscribe! And I rarely do that.
@chrissayeranderson5710Рік тому
There was an English tv presenter named Roland rat who lived beneath King's Cross railway station in The Ratcave and also in Ratcavetwo under the Hollywood Sign in Los Angeles. Which I saw in a documentary also a kid.
@munnypantz6 років тому
Yes, another episode of "wow, that was fascinating! I wish I could unlearn that!".
@DravenWolfe6 років тому
munnypantz lol, as someone who enjoys the Post Apocalyptic setting. I was both fascinated and disturbed by it.
@mattiasljungblad48276 років тому
You just summed up this entire series.
@LegitAverageZombie16 років тому
how could you want to unlearn chris chan
@SiiriCressey6 років тому
Ignorance is bliss?
@firepro67436 років тому
Give this man a beer
@KJ-nw8ge4 роки тому
What was left out tho: he did one more experiment with the mice. Where he made puzzles to release food. Those mice who completed the tasks were deemed more dominant and the social structure would change occasionally. Thus meaning, if there is a challenge and you stake it on, society will continue .
@maziedelsordo21144 роки тому
Give them a job and entertainment and they will not revolt.
@yyg46324 роки тому
it would be nice to see that in the video
@ThatGorl84 роки тому
No it just means he learned proper mice husbandry smh.
@harryrobson31813 роки тому
Chad rats
@mateussilva6353 роки тому
@@maziedelsordo2114 The mice don't revolt, their social order (how bad it may be be) collapses.
@moviesignsolРік тому
12:05 At their conclusion he would take the four healthiest males and females and allow them to breed but their behavior had been so inexorably altered that none of their pups survived beyond weaning.
@Liberty_or_DedРік тому
>looks around at modern cities >looks especially at cities in California hm... ...well he turned out to be rather prophetic, huh?
@whiskeyjackedupРік тому
The introduction to that last article is insane. Just listing all your extreme biases so plainly, no way the scientific community would take an intro like that seriously today.
@enderman67773 роки тому
Before y'all discredit his findings by explaining away the mice's behaviors as simply due to boredom... That's exactly what he tried to draw a parallel with in humans
@josephine14683 роки тому
japan
@spets2343 роки тому
@@josephine1468 Indeed
@jackr22873 роки тому
Bill Whittle has a video entitled "The Utopian Curse" breaking down this experiment, and offers a take on this experiment that seems pretty accurate to what took place. Worth your time if this still has your interest folks.
@arnigeir15973 роки тому
The issue is more that the conclusions that were made were to support population control and eugenics, and this experiment has been used by certain groups to justify sinister ideology's. The findings were closer to representing prisons then society as a whole and the subjects were still just animals.
@kekula693 роки тому
japan
@Laetu4 роки тому
I’m surprised that Prisons weren’t radically reformed after this.
@kikifromholland64694 роки тому
People don't care about prisoners...
@Laetu4 роки тому
Kiki FromHolland I know... it’s sad.
@hueman47194 роки тому
Most of the time if your in prison you deserve to be there so. Dont wanna do the time, dont do the crime 🤷♂️
@kikifromholland64694 роки тому
@@hueman4719 that's easy for you to say. Maybe think about what you say. People are getting put behind bars when they are not guilty all the time. People who spend more than 5 years in terrible circumstances without doing one damn thing. So please, have some respect
@hueman47194 роки тому
@@kikifromholland6469 how about you have some respect for the words I said and use your brain? What part of MOST OF THE TIME, did you not comprehend? I didn't say let them all rot you peon. Respect? this is the internet lady. Have some respect for yourself and realize there is none of that here.
@adamhauskins6407Рік тому
It seems that the stimulation of struggle is needed for success. Transcontinental transportation, expansion of borders, insane infanstructure projects, victorious wars, are deeply needed. Or at least fighting off predators from livestock or crops or even chasing the next catch of fish
@beetlebailey7037Рік тому
This is completely unrelated but when you showed that clip from the secret of Nimh it made me realize that that was the movie I had been trying to find for a while now cause the scene where the house sinks into the mud traumatized me as a kid
@kellharris249114 днів тому
That movie scared the crap about me.
@kathrinapayton29114 роки тому
i think the bareness of the cages might have had something to do with it, at least a little bit. there is no stimulation for the mice and rats outside of interacting with eachother. no toys or things to climb. that might also explain why prisons reflected the rat utopia the most, because they dont have anything like a career or learning to focus on
@alabastardmasterson4 роки тому
Your thoughts are infantile and without merit. Nature has little use for "toys"
@kathrinapayton29114 роки тому
@@alabastardmasterson :D
@bloodstoneore46304 роки тому
@@alabastardmasterson toys, predators, unevenly designed environment, or any other stimulation would work
@vudi21034 роки тому
@@alabastardmasterson ok boomer
@liamkerr71834 роки тому
@@vudi2103 it was an unevenly designed environment and nothing would "work". Rat City as an exception, all of the experiments were made to prove the theory of behavioral sink. Rat City was the only one where he had utopia as the goal and his mistake was forcing the rats to live with unwanted members of their society. They would have played with eachother and entertained eachother. That's not the problem. Even I used to think it was until this video explained to me that they were forced to live with the social outcasts.
@bigfinstudios1814 роки тому
that mouse city scene in zootopia got a lot more disturbing...
@GayBrain4 роки тому
Oh god...
@oziku18164 роки тому
Huh maybe that was a reference to this?
@bigfinstudios1814 роки тому
oziku that would be cool.
@suzaku35734 роки тому
Mickey Holmes LMFAOOOOO
@GayBrain4 роки тому
@@stefaningleston5735 Hello
@DegenevestingРік тому
Literally what’s going on right now in our society 🥳 thanks hedonism
@jessicamontville3433Рік тому
This was really well done. That scientist was interesting also
@tanthai36534 роки тому
I’ve fallen so far down the UKposts rabbit hole that I ended up on a UKposts series called “Down the Rabbit Hole”
@listerinestrips11564 роки тому
haven't we all lol
@listerinestrips11564 роки тому
one can only sit and wonder just how deep we are embedded in cyber space..at this point in time we're all half robotic...
@peternorth17214 роки тому
No you didnt lol. You saw this posted somewhere else and came to it.
@jimmybean4204 роки тому
This is not far down the rabbit hole. This isn't far down the rabbit hole at all. You haven't even touched the surface yet. There's so much shit out there, and this really aint it. (it is weird but not rabbit hole weird)
@timboardman49164 роки тому
@@listerinestrips1156 nah this is where I start. These videos are great
@aaronmoreton4 роки тому
He obviously didn't address every need of the mice. They had no entertainment. When you don't need to spend time and energy on finding food/water and avoiding predators then you have a lot of leisure time. That needs to be filled with something especially in such a high energy creature.
@pockiiee24 роки тому
aaronmoreton yes i agree - through the lens of today and years of research on animal intelligence, seems obvious that he ignored emotional and intellectual wellbeing - the rats were essentially bored to death.
@anmolpatel7934 роки тому
But I think rats don't have the intellectual and imaginative capabilities of a human , they only need food sex and water and basic things required for survival rats don't ask why or how or attempt to manipulate their environment on a human level their main focus on life is survival they have no concept of entertainment and probably their brains are not built to feel it
@TheRibbonRed4 роки тому
@@anmolpatel793 rats that were previously straight became gay (or as Calhoun would like to say, "pansexual") though. I don't think they completely lack the need for entertainment/engaging activities, even if those needs are in a far less culturally-developed form in comparison to humans' need for entertainment. Also, just as it is a biological need, the process of sex and the hunt for food are entertainment to the brain in themselves. Having those needs easily attainable without doing much work leaves something to be desired in the brain, often cultivating to overeating and hypersexuality as seen in the end results of the experiment (and in small part of humanity ourselves).
@SC-ce3vp4 роки тому
@@anmolpatel793 do you know what a treadmill is?
@DENAY19684 роки тому
@@anmolpatel793 why do they love to run on wheels and toys are available for them in pet shops? Believe it or not, I sprayed wd-40 on a windmill decor in my yard because it was squealing and a wasp's nest was in the location I sprayed, after at least 10mins I walked thru my yard no where near the windmill but a wasp landed on my upper arm stung me a flew away????? So, it recognized me from spraying the nest, ruining the home, and possibly killing its offspring after time passed??? Critters are smarter than we give them credit for.
@LorchVHSРік тому
Such a poignantly strong close to your video. Thank you.
@matthewharris-levesque58095 років тому
The conclusion should have been "the inability to escape abuse leads to degradation of the body, mind and spirit"
@t162055 років тому
I think you may be on to something there
@Nyah4205 років тому
To the time machine!
@jacobstaten23665 років тому
"Once ... Upon a time ... There was a little girl ... And her shadow who was tethered to her ... The girl lived up above ... And the shadow lived down below ..."
@TheGreenTaco9995 років тому
Except that what's really interesting about this experiment is what caused the abuse in the first place, we all know that abuse is bad
@LoryskaEntertainment5 років тому
TheGreenTaco999 I think OP is suggesting that despite the supposed care given to the rats, they still lived in a designed squaller. They had no toys, running wheels or other means of entertainment. Most mammals need this sort of stimulation before madness sets in, and shit like this experiment happens. In my opinion that is a huge source of error in this experiment.
@Max160326 років тому
I really like how the music turns more and more frightening the deeper the theme goes.
@peteaxe20676 років тому
Jack Alchem chill lmao
@lizatanzawa79106 років тому
Jack Alchem (look how jumpy this creepy video made YOU!!! Omg, I can feel my heart beating faster, this is horrible experiment!!)
@KingRumar6 років тому
The mice and rats, oh my!
@olivialee52806 років тому
Does anyone know what the music is at 1:03?
@ScienceBabbleMusic5 років тому
Grab a bass guitar and ringout the 5th fret on the G string every 2 measures if you REALLY wanna freak yourself out
@GreenfieldPortfolioResearchРік тому
marvelous summary. thank you very much.
@mralexsamboРік тому
Interesting experiment. Although humans would have many factors that has to be added, we can use this data for a base level of analysis.
@aristocraticrebel7 місяців тому
It's literally what's happening to us.
@wm-fm1ts4 роки тому
What he unintentionally created was a study on "cabin fever," not the effects of overpopulation. Stick a any number of people inside a building they cannot leave, with nothing to do except eat, sleep, and be social, and their behavior would fall apart just like the rodents in his study. Real life is full of things to do - mice explore, forage for food, escape predators, *live.* Enrichment is extremely important in both animal welfare and to human lives. After all, without falling down the UKposts rabbit hole and finding this video, I would've gone as stir crazy trapped in quarantine as the rats and mice trapped in their "utopias" :P
@FlaviusMaximus19674 роки тому
From what I understand his later studies addressed those concerns. And they yielded positive results.
@zagreus44384 роки тому
Go for a walk bro
@FlaviusMaximus19674 роки тому
@@zagreus4438 I don't think it was so much getting out, it was more the ability to be creative. I'm finding it hard to find those results though. But yea, going for a walk and getting out would definitely be beneficial.
@goatcvlt29264 роки тому
Yea but we are animals meant to run hunt breed etc too. People are dying right now because of too many people. Notice all the uprising in mass shootings? Population
@akshay_creates4 роки тому
I'm just throwing it out there, but wouldn't/couldn't mass overpopulation lead the ENTIRE WORLD to a state of cabin fever in a way? But at the same time I feel like we'll explore and inhabit different planets by the time the population reaches such an unfathomable level.