> > Delight, by definition, is something that is surprisingly good.
> > By being surprised, it has to exceed the bounds of predictability.
> Best argument yet.

Only if it were true.
I for one am delighted constantly by eating the food I like, drinking
the wine I enjoy, meeting the people I love, revisiting the places
I've been to, etc. In fact, a good part of 'delight' is the
familiarity and predictability in (re)connecting with what one knows,
rather than being surprised. Delight and predictability are in no way
mutually exclusive.

As to kittens, we already have way too many of them. :-)

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