Normal rat mating is presented as a structured ritual of male display, female interest, chasing, waiting, repeated play, mating, and family formation.
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Normal rat mating is presented as a structured ritual of male display, female interest, chasing, waiting, repeated play, mating, and family formation.
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Jiang distinguishes humans from rats by saying humans can reason and adapt to new circumstances, while rats depend on fixed rules and cannot adapt when those rules break.
Jiang identifies the plague as bubonic plague spread by rats, known through DNA evidence, and says it had long been present across the connected world.
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"...No, no, no. If you actually study their society ants, monkeys, rats they live in an extremely rule based heavily ritualized world. Okay? So..."
"...does is she runs home and hides her and the male rat just stands outside and waits for her to come out. After some..."
"So if you're a rat mother you have a husband. Okay? Your understanding is the husband will protect you from strangers. Okay? Your understanding..."
"...actually the bubonic plague, okay? The bubonic plague. It's spread by rats. And we have DNA of this plague, okay? So we know the..."
"...ago, a plague broke out. Okay? The Black Death, basically, by rats. Okay? And remember, in this world, we trade with each other. So..."
"...to understand this, I'm going to talk about another experiment called rat utopia."
"And rat utopia was a series of experiments conducted by an American scientist named James B. Calhoun. And what James Calhoun was trying to..."
"But no matter how Calhoun configured the experiment, ultimately, the rats always ended up killing each other. Okay. So what he discovered is. If..."
"The rat who wins out is now the alpha male. And the alpha male can have as many female companions as he wants, okay...."
"...that I think best describes the world we live in is rat utopia. Rat utopia are a series of experiments conducted by James B."
"...world of abundance. So he created these experiments, these colonies, where rats were allowed to live in a world of abundance. There were no..."
"...becae l filled with Hephaenopathy. led to the collapse of the rat colony and the extermination of all the rats. And he struggled with..."
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