I don’t get it. Where’s the toast?
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I’m going with no pit since I “see” a pit and this is an optical illusion.
Speaking of pits. My quarantine friend is growing nicely. It’s other 5 siblings didn’t fair as well.
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I’m not sure, it is hard to tell from that photo.
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Heretic!
Pits aren’t that color, so…
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The answer is:
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There’s not enough information to be sure. What does the other half of the avocado look like?
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And that avo is pushing its ripeness - soon to be black.
It’s a pit .
Yeah, and it’s a pit because the seed has been taken out
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I’m going with “Yes”
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Blue and black.
Narf!
It’s a stone
(Do I win too?)
That is clearly a representation of an avocado stone, not a pit nor a seed. It is an image of text and avocado. It is not an actual avocado… am I pointing out the bloody obvious!?
In fact the semiological pun of both the written text (scribe) and the painted image and the mirroring between the re-presentations has been discussed in the delightful tract by Michel Foucault titled “This is Not a Pipe” both eluding to the original artwork by Rene Magritte, of which this digital image is referencing. Was Foucault just pointing out the bloody obvious!?
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That’s not an avocado, it’s half an avocado.
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