Cats Domesticated Themselves Because They Do What Want

This statement oversimplifies the complex process of cat domestication and attributes human-like intentions and agency to cats. While cats have certain natural behaviors that may have contributed to their eventual domestication, the process likely involved a combination of ecological, behavioral, and genetic factors over a long period of time. Domestication is a result of a mutualistic relationship that developed between humans and cats, where both species benefited from the association.