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My old chemistry teacher, Trixiebelle, told me that once a theory had been created (such as the those on
atoms) they were treated as fact (to an extent) until prooved wrong. This is why we are taught what an atom looks like, even
though no microscope is powerful enough to see one on it's own.
Therefore, I blame this and the other theories on her.
My esteemed friend Yoshiyuki Kakihara helped me with this theory, and all the complex
mathematics. Blame Yoshi if they make no sense ^^. Well, the whole theory is pretty shady. We made it while in Starbucks.
Andrew’s
theory of bitter sweet:
“On the ‘taste scale’ “bitter” lies at one end, with “sweet”
at the other end of the spectrum, and “perfect” in the middle [see Fig. 1]. Therefore, by mixing a sweet substance
with one of bitter persuasion in the correct quantities, a neutralising effect will act on the liquids, resulting in a new
substance of perfect taste.”
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