Frazz by Jef Mallett for September 27, 2023

New York Seltzer is the closest thing I have drank that is almost like food.

I’d prefer it to taste like bacon.

You can imagine anything you want. It is real if you can make the math work. There will not be any heavier than air craft was true with steam boiler power, The math worked with internal combustion.

And imagination isn’t even THAT limited.

The details are important, Caulfield.

Yay Caufield! I like his logic.

There’s a lot of water in beer.

Water can be made to taste like pizza, too, but you wouldn’t like it.

Pizza water = grease. Well, fluid-like anyway. I’m going with it.

Did Einstein really say that? It sounds more like one of those fake quotes that people attribute to famous people on the internet.

Pizza ice cream. Now you have to imagine it too.

Knowing more gives you more to imagine about

If it’s even arguably edible, someone will sooner or later use it as the primary ingredient in pizza, ice cream, and beer.

But you can go much longer without food than you can without water.

It’s a good analogy. Imagination is more important than knowledge. Similarly, water is more important than food, because you can survive longer without food than you can without water.

Um, I guess that poor soul had never heard of coffee. Or soda. Or tea. Or any other beverage that contains water. sigh.

You need water to make pizza. And not just for the dough

My water tastes like any number of flavors, thanks to Crystal Light (at home) and Mio (on the go).

Einstein had the imagination to see space-time in a whole new way. Proving it took a lot longer and a lot of heavy-duty equations. His imagination did have its limits, since he decided the equations needed a special constant to keep the topology of the universe flat.

Caulfield related to Garfield?