One of the internet’s greatest and most curious powers is its ability to magnify the masses’ attention on matters of trivial importance. This week alone the internet was gripped by the “totality” of the eclipse, the president staring at the eclipse (alright, relatively trivial) and, most recently, the so-called Rally Cat.

More on the cat in a second.

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