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Can the taste of a cookie be an observation?
Yes, the taste of a cookie can definitely be an observation.
Here's why:
* Observation: An observation is a statement based on something you directly experience using your senses.
* Taste: Taste is one of your five senses.
Therefore, when you taste a cookie and describe its flavor (e.g., "This cookie tastes sweet and buttery"), you are making an observation based on your sense of taste.
However, it's important to note that taste is subjective. What one person considers "sweet" another person might consider "too sugary". Still, the act of perceiving the taste is an observation.
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