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According to every experiment I've ever run, the answer is: Don't. Just don't. If there is a cat, leave that place. If you're unable to, avoid that cat. If peop
by moate 7y ago
According to every experiment I've ever run, the answer is: Don't. Just don't. If there is a cat, leave that place. If you're unable to, avoid that cat. If people are offended by your active disinterest in their cat, explain to them that you don't like cats and if that's such a big problem for them they should work that out themselves but you've reached a decision in your life about your interest in cats.
Didn't need "Science" to tell me any of this.
- jplayer01 7y agoOr, you know, let them come to you. If they want any form of affection, they'll let you know. Otherwise it's possible to inhabit the same room as a cat without interacting with it. It's well within the realms of physics and social behaviour for this to be possible.
- moate 7y agoME: >>If there is a cat, leave that place. If you're unable to, avoid that cat. You: >>Otherwise it's possible to inhabit the same room as a cat without interacting with it So...avoid the cat? Like I said? Got it.
- psychometry 7y agoNo, you certainly don't seem like the type of person for whom "Science" or any other display of evidence could disabuse of any notion.