No, cats are not sociopaths. It is essential to avoid applying human psychological terms to animals, as their behavior is driven by their instincts, needs, and natural instincts, rather than psychological disorders as we understand them in humans.
Cats are carnivorous mammals and are known for their independence and unique behaviors. Their behavior is a result of their evolution as solitary hunters and their domestication as companions to humans over thousands of years. Some of the traits that people might sometimes liken to sociopathy, such as their independence, aloofness, or their ability to manipulate their humans to get what they want (e.g., attention, food, etc.), are actually just natural feline behaviors.
It's important to remember that cats have their own ways of communicating and interacting with humans, and their behavior is not indicative of human psychological conditions. They can form deep bonds with their human companions and show affection in their own unique ways.
When it comes to understanding our pets, it's best to recognize and appreciate their unique behaviors and respect their nature as animals rather than anthropomorphizing them or assigning human traits to them.