> mirrors are not truly a natural phenomenon That's true of course. Mirrors (looking glasses) are a human construct made to please human psychology. > So ther

> mirrors are not truly a natural phenomenon That's true of course. Mirrors (looking glasses) are a human construct made to please human psychology. > So there is a chance that something more fundamental and novel is going on in the cat's mind. The cat's reaction is interesting, I fully agree. It's a mammalian brain. But humans will inevitably imagine much more. As part of modern inevitability, social media (another kind of mirror) will be monetised with the wildest speculation. Next we'll have Feline Blockchain. (Please don't tell me... there is already a subreddit for it?)