One last thought, though: seeing my taste profile made me think about the distinctly un-rock'n'roll issue of data portability.
Think about including visuals.
Think about focal length.
Indeed, it was Leibniz's view that "all human reasoning uses certain signs or characters," (On the Universal Science: Characteristic; G VII, 204 (S, 17)) and "if there were no characters, we could neither think of anything distinctly nor reason about it" (Dialogue (1677); G VII, 191 (A&G, 271)).
There are all sorts of things that people think of as "distinctly Belfast" – and most of them are about architecture, geography and, of course, history.
When I was a boy I was made distinctly uncomfortable by, and even tried not to think about, the Walt Disney movie "Pinocchio".
Much of the work to be done here seems distinctly philosophical in that it concerns how we think about what sociality is.
— is distinctly American, and different from the way the Japanese think about umami.
What I learned at the umami competition was that Fleischman's approach—Where do I find the umami, and how can I get as much as possible?—is distinctly American, and different from the way the Japanese think about umami.
