Jack Masters wrote:

> Bob (this one) wrote:
>
>> Jack Masters wrote:
>>
>>> Shaun aRe wrote:
>>>
>>>> "There is no spoon."
>>>>
>>> Use your imagination. Assume there is a spoon, and the rest of the
>>> proof follows by induction.
>>
>> But if the spoon is in a closed box with a cat and a tree falls in the
>> hurricane...
>>
>> I mean you must see the problem.
>
> Well, _does_ the mere act of tasting change the flavour of the sauce
> (indepent on the clean/used-state of the spoon) ?

Well, some of my physicist friends say yes and some of my chef friends
say no. I always agree with my friends.

Pastorio (absolutely)