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What happens when you give a society everything they ever wanted? Unlimited food. No predators. No struggle. Total "perfection." John Calhoun built this world to be a utopia for mice, expecting them to thrive forever. Instead, he accidentally engineered the most terrifying psychological collapse in history.
The Story In a cold, clinical enclosure known as Universe 25, four pairs of mice were given a god-like existence. There was no suffering. There was no fear. But in the absence of struggle, the "Beautiful Ones" emerged—a generation that stopped breeding, stopped socialising, and lost the very will to live.
As the population exploded, the soul of the colony rotted. They abandoned their young. They turned to senseless violence. They ate each other, not out of hunger, but out of a hollow, psychological void. This is the story of how a perfect world led to a total, silent extinction.

What You’ll Discover:
The Architecture of Failure: How "Perfect Climate Control" and "Infinite Resources" became the bars of a cage.
The Behavioral Sink: Why social density and the lack of purpose lead to a "First Death" of the spirit before the body.
A Warning for Humanity: Is the fate of Universe 25 a blueprint for our own future?
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