Darwin's Cat
How Cat's Civilisation Borns
The most important thing to know about prehistoric humans is that they were insignificant animals with no more impact on their environment than gorillas, fireflies or jellyfish
Yuval Noah Harari · Historian and author Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind

How Cat's Civilisation Borns

Dinosaurs died out, and in their place came cats, dolphins, and monkeys. The replicators had kept all the information for building the “bio-robot” known as a dinosaur inside themselves. But now they needed to create bio-robots capable of functioning in a more complex and ever-changing world.

The information passed from a replicator to a bio-robot at birth was no longer sufficient for survival in such a world. A larger pool of knowledge was required — one that would be continually updated and not stored in a single place. It had to be a distributed, “cloud-based” system.

So the replicators created this cloud of shared knowledge to hold everything they knew about the world. We call this knowledge base “culture”. No single being could maintain culture alone, so a special structure arose: a network of living creatures that preserve and grow this culture. We call that network a “civilization”.

Long before the song begins, when dinosaurs had vanished and new minds were taking shape, the Cats began to dream of stars. In their ancient tongue, they called the rise of a new mind “borns” — not just birth, but the awakening of civilization itself. And so begins the song: "How Cat’s Civilization Borns".

Long time ago, when cats still lived in trees
When cats didn't use implants yet and Humans didn’t appear
When cats didn’t live in space yet and made coffee from beans
When cats played with mice and didn't play with genes

With genes-genes-genes,
 genes-genes-genes, yet

At that wild time there lived a cat, named as Tomcat
Tomcat believed in reason force, and wore a cowboy’s hat
World of Cats was half in ice, and cats needed more place
Tomcat invented space engine and gave cats keys from space

Space, space, space, space, space, space, space, space, space
Keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys from space yet

Cats have quickly spread in the cosmos and they populated space
Almost every moon and planet, and asteroid belts
Cats have built space stations and even Dyson swarm
And its was a short story how Cat's Civilisation borns

Civilisation borns-borns-borns
Borns-borns-borns, yeah