@26pglt I had been wondering why your cats are always vying for that box in your garden. Science has answers. http://phys.org/news/2015-02-cat-stress-access.html#jCp …
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@OtherSociology Hiding in a box as stress management strategy! Always knew I was part cat
http://phys.org/news/2015-02-cat-stress-access.html#jCp …pic.twitter.com/i9MWFDJABX
@26pglt Catstressology is a little known but vitally important field of science with plenty of crossspecies/disciplinary lessons for humans.
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@OtherSociology Clearly boxes are not the whole story: circles are good too! catstressology#visualsociology#funpic.twitter.com/AQ5tvwNmqP
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@26pglt Interesting data. Clearly there is much more to know about Catstressology. ARC needs to fund this research, stat! -
@OtherSociology Could count number of cat/box images posted & find endless spurious correlations. http://tylervigen.com/view_correlation?id=7 …#fakescience#fun -
@26pglt Upteenth percent of people agree: this is important work!
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@OtherSociology I agree! Cats' love of small spaces ripe for study as#visualsociology#catstressology#funpic.twitter.com/iCf5weI9g5
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@26pglt Yes, yes! Great visual sociology study. Wonder about cultural patterns? Crawl into different types of objects/shapes in diff locales
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