The missing ingredient in John C. Calhoun's rat utopia

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John C. Calhoun spent his life making rat utopias, but all the utopias were failures. He could not figure out why. The reason all his utopias were failures, was because rats are highly motivated by status, and the utopia removed status hierarchies from society.

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The missing ingredient in utopia is Beauty. Rats are unable to perceive or appreciate Beauty. Rats have very poor vision and eyesight. Additionally, rats have no problem living in filth and living in their own fecal deposits. Unlike other mammals, rats have no concept of what a “toilet” is. Other mammals know to poop and pee outside of their dens and living abodes, rats do not.

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So, beauty can be achieved, by creating a Holy Anime Society. (HAS). An anime utopia would achieve both missing ingredients: beauty and status seeking. Video about “anime attitudes”

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It is my belief and suspicion that Silicon Valley tyrants have misinterpreted the John C. Calhoun rat utopia experiments, and are using their flawed interpretations to direct society misguidedly.

For example, I believe Silicon Valley intentionally makes software buggy and frustrating to use, and spams a bunch of annoying or disturbing ads, in order to form a “predator-prey” type of digital environment.

Silicon Valley have always had a culture of god-complex tyrants who try to shape society using half-assed half-baked ideologies that they don’t understand.