alt Hacker Newsagreed it's a confirmation bias, I've had many cats orange and not and they're all different, there's nothing uniquely quirky about orange ones.
agreed it's a confirmation bias, I've had many cats orange and not and they're all different, there's nothing uniquely quirky about orange ones.
I wouldn't call it "confirmation bias," more like loving humor.
Cats, in general, are less intelligent than dogs, but they are loaded with instincts, so they can act both smart and stupid, at the same time.