Looking for Arrogance Inside Ourselves
We know arrogance when we see it in someone else. But there is a kind we have been breathing so long we've forgotten it's there — and the horses have been waiting on the other side of it.
Article Summary
Fourteen horses were placed in front of mirrors. Eleven of them tried to rub coloured marks off their own cheeks — passing the very test we had designed to prove that only humans were self-aware. And then there was silence. No headlines. No celebration. Because it was never really about the test. It was about the conclusion we needed the test to give us. This article begins there — with that silence — and asks what it costs us. Not just the horses. Us.
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This article is exclusively part of Kjrsos Magazine Volume 16.
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