After three million years of evolution . . .?

Question

and the long, slow climb of civilization from hunter-gatherers through the rise of agricultural societies and then the gradual emergence of science from the intellectual black hole of the Middle Ages, climbing still higher to witness the spark of the Industrial Revolution that led to the explosion of technolgical and scientific advances in the 19th, and 20th centuries which ultimately gave us the conquest of space and the computer age, do you really think the absolute height of human achievement, both technological and intellectual, on this planet is being able to ask, " Why does my cat pee in the bathroom sink?" on Y/A ?

I mean, really, WTF ?!?

Answer 1

Yes. It shows that cats are co-evolving with brain dead humans and may surpass them in the ability to aim at porcelain surfaces.

Answer 2

No, but the ability to be able to is.

Answer 3

hahahahahahahahaha!

Answer 4

At first I thought this was a normal healthy psychotic obsession but now I see it's a sinister cut/paste job.

Answer 5

Oh please, please Mr. Witty Weasel...! Please let me out of your perpetual question loop. I want to go home (sobbing uncontrollably...)

OK! Uncle! Now please let me go.. I have kids man!

Answer 6

Well, now you know evolution is not progressive and has no goal; fortunately.

Answer 7

I'd like to know why cats pee in bathroom sinks, personally.

Answer 8

It's certainly better than the carpet.  Get that smart kitty a cat box and then keep the bathroom door shut until the cat learns to use the box.  Shouldn't take more then a day or two.

Answer 9

No, it's the result of living in a cat-focused society... Beware them for they are going to signify the end of the civilization as we know it... I can't say more for now.

Answer 10

The epitome of human evolution is rarely demonstrated around here.