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In your particular example, I like the cube rule (e.g. to answer 'is a hotdog a sandwich?') EDIT: http://cuberule.com/ http://cuberule.com/
by rgoulter 7y ago
In your particular example, I like the cube rule (e.g. to answer 'is a hotdog a sandwich?')
EDIT: http://cuberule.com/ http://cuberule.com/
- willis936 7y agoThen subs are tacos and not sandwiches? I would disagree. The definition I like for sandwich is “A set of materials in the configuration ABA, mated along their longest side”. It holds up in contexts outside of food, that the word “sandwich” is sometimes used in, and is valid in dimensionalities other than 3. The sub issue remains though. Semantically, it could be argued that subs are sandwiches that have not had their end fully cut.