Non-Euclidean logic (2)

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26 February

The packet says:

Delicious in* rye bread
or with salads


Does that mean that it is otherwise not 'delicious', and will only become so in these circumstances?

Does it, like some hapless atom with differing electron-states**, flip-flop out of deliciousness, if you try it on its own, then have some with a salad, then try some on its own again?


And please don't confuse it, by having it 'in rye' and with several salads all at once!


End-notes

* An attempt - one that fails, if so - to place distance between this statement and the formulation of ordering 'pastrami on rye'?

** I Know - a hopelessly unfashionable model nowadays...


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