I'm not really sure what I was supposed to learn from that article or to be more specific: From cats? Because the vast majority of points made apply to pretty m

I'm not really sure what I was supposed to learn from that article or to be more specific: From cats? Because the vast majority of points made apply to pretty much all non-domesticated animals that live in close proximity to humans and probably also those in the wild. The author also seems to consider himself a mind-reader of cats, while never even considering the possibility that other, non-domesticated, animals share these very same traits. Are pigeons busy looking for a "meaning in life"? Are squirrels not "at peace with the world"? Can raccoons suffer from depression? And who really knows if cats can't suffer from it?