Gallery: How Cats Became Rulers of the Interwebs
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*How Cats Took Over the Internet*, a new exhibit up at New York's Museum of the Moving Image, studies the mysterious ways cats have captured our online attention.
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The exhibit traces our online feline obsession from 1995, when a chatroom of humans started a dialect called Meowspeak, to today's current culture of cat celebrities, like Grumpy Cat.
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The Infinite Cat Project is one of many projects features. Designer Mike Stanfill started the website in 2003, showing cats looking at cats looking at cats on screens. Very meta.
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The exhibit also studies how our familiarity with cats makes them an ideal vehicle for self-expression. The most popular cat content features anthropomorphized felines.
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The exhibit showcases data from social media sites, psychological theories on cuteness, and a few economic principles. In the end, curator Jason Eppink found that our obsession isn't so much about cats—it's about us.
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