Boneless wings are just chicken nuggets. Here's why. The epistemological analysis of the “chicken wing” begins with the question, what is the “chicken wing”? In order to epistemically define the “chicken wing”, we must first define the nature of knowledge. Knowledge, according to philosophical standards, is defined as justified true beliefs. In order for something to be knowledge, it must first be justified, true, and a belief.    Using foundational rules of the English language it is reasoned that the word, “chicken wing” must be derived from the words “chicken” and “wing”. Using the testimony…