Billy Oppenheimer on Twitter: "The world-famous chef David Chang has a “Unified Theory” of Taste. As Chang was building his culinary empire, he began to realize that his most popular dishes all had something in common. To illustrate this commonality, Chang references the "taste memory" scene in Ratatouille:… https://t.co/xehiec8DPT" / Twitter
To view keyboard shortcuts, press question mark View keyboard shortcuts Home Explore 4 Notifications Messages Lists Bookmarks Top Articles Verified Orgs Profile More Tweet sari azout @sariazout Thread See new Tweets Conversation Billy Oppenheimer @bpoppenheimer The world-famous chef David Chang has a “Unified Theory” of Taste. As Chang was building his culinary empire, he began to realize that his most popular dishes all had something in common. To illustrate this commonality, Chang references the "taste memory" scene in Ratatouille: "This is what separates the good dishes from the truly slap-yourself-on-the-forehead ones," Chang writes: "When you eat something amazing, you don’t just respond to the dish in front of you; you are almost always transported back to another moment in your life.” There are 2 lessons here, applicable to all artists and creators. Number 1: When a work of art—whether a book, an album, a movie, a TV show, or a YouTube video—is well received, we say that
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