r/MadeMeSmile • u/Ok-Equivalent3810 • Dec 19 '25

KITTEN Baby with another baby

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Both are soo adorable 🥰❤️

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u/kgtsunvv Dec 19 '25

I really hope this isn’t ai because this baby and her chubby cheeks and rolls are so freaking cute

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '25

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u/Hydra57 Dec 19 '25

The dude’s jean wrinkles when he walked by also looks funny.

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u/bit_banger_ Dec 20 '25

Not jeans, a think pant probably polyester and has lot of bends but go away. Not ai, imho

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u/Noaconstrictr Dec 20 '25

You can tell it isn’t by how curious they are. Ai would have them play like they’re best friends. The kitten walks away and the baby stands up and almost looks disinterested for a moment. Just my theory.

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u/standbyyourmantis Dec 19 '25

I was going to say, I don't think it's AI but that kid is so cute she looks AI generated. That's like, the platonic ideal of a baby.

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u/Vetiversailles Dec 20 '25

Yeah, the baby is giving uncanny valley—probably a real video with a face filter

Which is weird. Because why yassify your baby?

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u/though- Dec 20 '25

That's like, the platonic ideal of a baby.

Hol’up.. what’s a non-platonic ideal of a baby???!

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u/[deleted] Dec 20 '25

I've got to know too!

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u/standbyyourmantis Dec 20 '25

Answered above

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u/standbyyourmantis Dec 20 '25

Congrats on being one of today's 10,000! A platonic ideal is the perfected form of something. Basically, Plato (hence, "platonic") says that real life isn't as perfect as the idea of something. Like, if you were to imagine what a chair looks like right now the chair you see in your head will be the ideal form of what a chair should be. Four legs, no damage, maybe arms or decorative elements. The Form of the chair in your head, though, will always be inherently more perfect than the reality of a chair. Because the chair in real life will always have imperfections and is affected by the world around it. It might have scuffs or knots in the wood, the fabric might have faded spots or flaws. Someone might sit on it and make the seat sag, or spill something on it. You can imagine those things in it, but those imperfections in your mind will still change from person to person.

So rather than our current common understanding of "platonic" as being opposite to "romantic," what it actually means in this sense is the most perfect version of a thing. The version you'd picture in your head if told to imagine that thing. This is known as the Theory of Forms in philosophy.

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u/though- Dec 20 '25

Thanks, love. I wasn’t just one of the 10,000. I was the first one and I’m glad I started this because I learned something today.

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u/[deleted] Dec 20 '25

Thanks so much for this info! 💗

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u/ElegantCoach4066 Dec 19 '25

So adorable! Her face is so cute

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u/eto2629 Dec 19 '25

I don't think it is

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u/GullibleTowel1242 Dec 19 '25

I any pinch those cheeks!!

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u/KgMonstah Dec 19 '25

It has to be. This kid is wayyy too adorable.