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I remember this reporting coming out over a decade ago. We are seeing tbe consequences of this in tons of ways, be it the rise of authoritarianism and incel cu
by tomrod 4y ago
I remember this reporting coming out over a decade ago.
We are seeing tbe consequences of this in tons of ways, be it the rise of authoritarianism and incel culture, to region-specific issues for China/India.
- peoplefromibiza 4y agoYes, the problem with comparing the study on mice to people is that mice iterate much quicker than humans. Generation time in (lab) mice is about 9-11 weeks, while in humans living in modern societies it takes between 20 and 30 years. To have actual consequences on society at large we need to wait at least two generations, so obviously in such a long period of time people won't notice the build up, like they do in the short time span it takes for mice. It happened with climate change too.