Source: “Taste, like identity, has value only when there are differences”
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True but hard to handle. I keep thinking my taste is the best.
We probably all think that at some point in our lives.
So true, yet so many times we want to run with the crowd even though we may not understand or believe in what they say (or eat!).
And, more likely, they don’t truly understand us.