"...It was only then that behaviorists realized they had greatly underestimated the intelligence of feline species. The traditional 'intelligence quotient' concept, as well as human-invented intelligence tests, are a set of biased methods based on existing human notions."
In the late 2040s, Xiang Shan stood on the podium at the National Seoul University, speaking eloquently.
One of his arms showed a distinct metallic sheen. Throughout the lecture, this hand was raised to head level, with a clenched fist, seemingly declaring something.
Xiang Shan said, "Felines cannot comprehend the meaning of 'intelligence tests.' Evolution did not endow their brains with the mission to understand all of this. Compared to our primate brains, theirs are specialized for hunting. Only when they believe 'this behavior is beneficial for hunting' are they willing to engage their brain's computational resources."
