So why do my cats dive in front of mine so frequently!?

Edit: 36 feet, not 36 inches XD

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        3 months ago

        here, smart means “aware enough to not run under a titan’s feet”, a test cats fail to meet regularly.

        they’re oblivious little derps

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          I’ll take that point. But all in all I wouldn’t call cats dumb. There are some dumb specimen, for sure, but that goes for all beings. And this comes back to my initial point: Cats have some unique “smart” skills, they just don’t compute in the same way as we humans do. I’d put cats in the smart … lets say 10% of all creatures

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            wow, 10%. cats are so unaware i think I could give them top 60%.

            Killer whales, primates, crows, plenty of animals seem to demonstrate problem solving skills, true communication, situational awareness. cats do not. they seem to operate solely on instinct and any deviation completely flummoxes system.

            They’re good at stalking and being pretty, but that’s about it.

            But there’s no way in heckadoo cats are anywhere near the top 10% smartest animals. they tricked ya by looking sleeeek.

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      No no. Karmalee was very pretty. Like, model cat.

      Dumb as hell. Pretty, but, if she were a human, she’d be a blonde valley girl from the 1980s. The kind the movie Clueless made fun of.