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Transparent things are not incorporeal, though you can see through both.

I hate gym, no matter how hard I try, I am not up to standard. Even when I try so hard that I start to lose my vision.

Plus, that's where I get teased if anywhere.

XD, Language arts is afterwards, so the way I look at it, I work hard, and I rest until school is over.

Not all transparent things are incorporeal and not all incorporeal things are transparent.

Think about it...

I know. Isn't that what I said. I mean some incorporeal things might not be transparent, but that's a minor point of discussion.

Not all red herrings are fish, and not all fish are red herrings.

Everything solid is food, but not all food is edible!

What about yogurt?

Jello is not a solid, nor yogurt, which is a very viscous liquid. So we have two examples of foods that are not in the solid state, yet are tangible. ;P

As a quick aside on the earlier convo, I clean in a locker room almost every night, and socks are such a rare occurrence it's almost humorous to find them (because we get these wonderfully colorful ones, or like last night, a Superman sock. XD).

Soup isn't a solid either, which disproves the first point even further, but in the other sense, a rock is a solid, but is clearly not a food. Concerning the second point, that's also untrue - food has to be edible, otherwise it cannot be classified as food. Mouldy bread and rotten meat is still food and is therefore still edible, but that does not mean you should eat it.

Well you could it a pebble, but it wouldn't give you any nutrition,

Which is precisely why a pebble isn't considered a food. Although, technically, you can only swallow the pebble, unless you wish to chip - and also possibly break - your teeth.

Chicken's eat gravel, so it could be called food.

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