John Calhoun’s “mouse utopia” wasn’t about starvation. It was a controlled-collapse of meaning and social roles under abundance. This Pattern Nexus piece connects Universe 25 to Gen Z sexlessness, global fertility collapse, and why removing hardship without rebuilding purpose machines can push civilizations toward self-termination.
Mouse Utopia in the Age of Gen Z: When Abundance Kills Purpose
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