Maybe the rat studies DID represent human behavior. John B Calhoun in describing the effects of rats in an overcrowded environment: "The mortality rate among females was extremely high. A large proportion of the population became bisexual, then increasingly homosexual, and finally asexual. There was a breakdown in maternal behavior. Mothers stopped caring for their young, stopped building a nest for them and even began to attack them, resulting in a 96 percent mortality rate in the two crowded pens."
Calhoun coined a term—“behavioral sink”—to describe the decay. Heather Ann Kaminsky allegedly sank to definite low.
Human-trafficking: Mom accused of trading newborn son for used truck – – What do you think SodaHead?
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30-year-old woman recently arrested at a Palatka Winn-Dixie is accused
of trading her newborn son for a 1999 Dodge Dakota pickup in Kentucky.
Heather Ann Kaminsky then sold the truck for $800 and some
methamphetamines, the Putnam County Sheriff's Office announced Monday.
Putnam County Sheriff's Office Detective John Merchant and members of
the U.S. Marshals Service arrested Kaminsky at the Winn-Dixie on State
Road 19 in Palatka on July 18.
She was released from the Putnam County Jail on Thursday to face felony human-trafficking charges in Kentucky's Laurel County.
Kaminsky is accused of trading her son for the truck shortly after his birth in January.
Kaminsky, who previously lived Putnam County, had two other children
taken from her by the Florida Department of Children and Families, the
Sheriff's Office said.
The couple accused of trading their truck
for the baby, Jeremy and Jamiee Brown of Kentucky, also face
human-trafficking charges.
Read More: http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/2012-07-31/new...
I don't have words for this kind of thing What can you say. I'm thrilled the child is safe, I hope his life is nothing but smooth sailing from here.
Well to me
Calhoun coined a term—“behavioral sink”—to describe the decay. Heather Ann Kaminsky allegedly sank to definite low.
Yes I saw that too, how even when the population got back down to "heady early days", it didn't do any good. They had already crossed into the "sink".
If true, then the best we can hope for is to be the preening "beautiful ones" I guess.
I doubt you'd need to re-read the study though, just flip on the news - sounds like we're in a present day Universe 25.