Passion Fruit
given object can wildly shift among different groups of people. Look at the humble peach, for example. This is a juicy, fuzzy little treat which originated in China around four-thousand years ago, and today it represents a whole bunch of diverse things. A botanist will tell you it’s part of the rose family; a chef may point out that you can use its stone to create a cheap version of marzipan; kids of the eighties know the name best as a Super Mario princess; for rock fans it calls to mind the sleeve of a late-nineties Terrorvision album. For most people today, however,
