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@moneybags
I have a thought experiment for you all! Something to spark the brain juices
There are two magic bags
One bag will produce any sandwich you want, anytime you want
The other will produce any burrito you want, anytime you want
You may choose one
If you choose the sandwich bag, you can never have a burrito again. If you choose the burrito bag, you can never have a sandwich again.
Which do you choose?
(For some extra help, fam. Things to consider!)
Are hotdogs sandwiches? Is an open-faced sandwich "a sandwich"? Is an eggroll a burrito? Which bag do quesadillas come out of? What's a veggie wrap?
Also, could you make the argument that a pizza an open-faced sandwich?
There are two magic bags
One bag will produce any sandwich you want, anytime you want
The other will produce any burrito you want, anytime you want
You may choose one
If you choose the sandwich bag, you can never have a burrito again. If you choose the burrito bag, you can never have a sandwich again.
Which do you choose?
(For some extra help, fam. Things to consider!)
Are hotdogs sandwiches? Is an open-faced sandwich "a sandwich"? Is an eggroll a burrito? Which bag do quesadillas come out of? What's a veggie wrap?
Also, could you make the argument that a pizza an open-faced sandwich?
@Rainy
Though I don't think a hotdog is a sandwich. A sandwich requires two slices of bread and hotdogs are on a whole bun. The rest I'm not sure about.
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A sand? Or just the wich?
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If you took the top piece of bread off a peanut and jelly sandwich
Is it still a sandwich
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[This is a dilemma that's going to haunt her all night, thanks.]
No, I don't think so. Then it becomes something else. I don't think there's a word for it yet. Unless it's just bread and a topping?
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They literally call it an open-faced sandwich
If you order that at a restaurant they understand what you mean
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The whole point is that something is 'sandwiched' together, isn't it?
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One man's boar meat is another's fish of the sea haha
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I read a story where there's a religion that once outlawed the consumption of meat
However where some followers lived there was a lot of wild boar
They didn't want to give it up so they simply called it a different kind of fish. And it WORKED
So technically they weren't eating meat if they just called it differently!
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I didn't know that's all it took to change the definition of a food. I thought things were categorized based on similar features.
Could I change omelettes to a vegetable so when I'm told to eat them, I can have crablettes instead?
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