Do we have free will? Most people like to think we do, but it’s not as clear cut as we’d like to believe. The cats explored this topic back in 2019, and now they explore it again in a series of posts.

Do we have free will? Most people like to think we do, but it’s not as clear cut as we’d like to believe. The cats explored this topic back in 2019, and now they explore it again in a series of posts.

There is a land of the living and a land of the dead and the bridge is…. Whoops. The cats are channeling Thornton Wilder. What they meant to say is that there are two worlds: the rational, and the not-so-rational, the latter being where most of us spend most of our time.

The non-rationality of humans is a fascinating subject, one that the cats most recently discussed here, when talking about Feline Philosophy. Another post that talks about rationality is Being Wrong.
Studies show that book readers live longer.

This comic is based on a study about reading and longevity. You can read about the study here. Some of the dialog in the comic comes from the article.
Some people think Cat World should provide more insights. The cats disagree.

And yes, there is some sort of joke here, a reference to a famous movie.
Our masters must love how little we ask of them. The cats previously touched on this topic when they discussed how lacking ambition many people are.

Some people believe we should not study the creative works of flawed people. This can be taken to absurd lengths.

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What is the best way to gain wisdom? Here are two possible ways.

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