Why did John Bumpass Calhoun’s rodent utopia — 16 apartment buildings with 256 units and unlimited food and water — turn into a mouse hell?
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Why did John Bumpass Calhoun’s rodent utopia — 16 apartment buildings with 256 units and unlimited food and water — turn into a mouse hell?
Read the full article which is published on Arts and Letters Daily (external link)
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