Originally Posted by PJGunner
Originally Posted by JeffP
Originally Posted by rem141r
you can't really compare sparsely populated states with denser ones. pack more people together and schit goes sideways. rats in a cage come to mind.


There was a study I read in college (I’ll try to find) using rats and population studies. They started off with a small population with adequate space/food/etc. And observed normal behavior. They kept increasing population density until it was comparable to a city. Behavior patterns followed that of humans in cities. It was an interesting read.



Google up "The Rat Syndrome, Scientific American". I read it there back in 1961
Paul B.


My wife used to do that with mice in her Kindergarten classes.


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