[tropicana]

Originally posted by GORP006
Don't you mean Macaroni and Chicken?

No. Homemade macaroni and cheese is very, very good. Without chicken. And like GMartin2R said, just because this theory is logical, doesn't mean it is true.

[+Donny]

Bad logic. GORP006, you yourself said that we can make artificial flavors by using the same chemicals found in the said food with the said flavor.

Therefore, this is the correct logic (using your highly scientific phrases):

all food derives it's flavor from the stuff it's made of
Chicken derives its flavor from the chemicals in the meat.
Everything Tastes like Chicken
Everything contains the chemicals found in Chicken Meat

We cannot extent this to say that everything is made of chicken, because to prove this, you would have to prove that the only way to get the chemicals found in Chicken meat in a certain thing is to be made of chicken (which, using the example of artificial flavoring, is not necessarily true).

However, since you did prove that the only way to get a certain flavor is with the chemicals, the logic is like this:

all food derives it's flavor from its chemicals
Chicken derives its flavor from the chemicals in the meat.
Everything Tastes like Chicken
Everything contains the chemicals found in Chicken Meat

[bobthecockroach]

But then of course you're assuming that a flavor can only be made from one chemical or combination of chemicals

[+Donny]

Yes. I am assuming he is correct in assuming that, because I am terrible in science.

[perhaps]

SHUT YO CAKE HOLE



Say what?

[+Donny]

that was interesting

[perhaps]

Originally posted by Donny
that was interesting

Indeed, the thoughts frometh my head are quite fascinating.

[Art]

Amanda, that rocks.

[+Donny]

Indeed, the thoughts frometh my head are quite fascinating.

Thou thinketh strange thoughts, for they cometh from a very strange head.

[Andrew]

Originally posted by Donny
Thou thinketh strange thoughts, for they cometh from a very strange head.

yes, yes they do..

[GORP006]

Originally posted by Donny
Bad logic. GORP006, you yourself said that we can make artificial flavors by using the same chemicals found in the said food with the said flavor.

Therefore, this is the correct logic (using your highly scientific phrases):

all food derives it's flavor from the stuff it's made of
Chicken derives its flavor from the chemicals in the meat.
Everything Tastes like Chicken
Everything contains the chemicals found in Chicken Meat

We cannot extent this to say that everything is made of chicken, because to prove this, you would have to prove that the only way to get the chemicals found in Chicken meat in a certain thing is to be made of chicken (which, using the example of artificial flavoring, is not necessarily true).

However, since you did prove that the only way to get a certain flavor is with the chemicals, the logic is like this:

all food derives it's flavor from its chemicals
Chicken derives its flavor from the chemicals in the meat.
Everything Tastes like Chicken
Everything contains the chemicals found in Chicken Meat

Very good point Donny

I withdraw my conclusion that everything is made from Chicken. However, if we were to take the liberty to assume that Chicken meat is the only place we can naturally find the chemicals that produce Chicken flavor, we can then conclude that my proof is true for natural substances.

Adam

[Mike Graham]

Considering this is not actually about chiken as a sustaining food or drink and more the philosiphy of its taste, does it really belong here?