Are these two sentences the following: The fire alarm is loud. An observation or inference? Bob always smells like garlic so it is his favorite food. An observation or inference? Thanks, J.P.
The first sentence is a subjective obsevation. The second is not logical.
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Hi J.P.1. An observation.2. An observation + a conclusion. Best regards,
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Both sentences could be put in several boxes like "observation", "insult", "annoyance" etc. but not "inference".
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1: Loud is not defined, and therefore this is an incorrect or correct observation. The fire alarm is loud is therefore an interference.
2: Two interferences since "always smells like garlic" is a subjective conclusion and so is "favorite food"
Always a observation, but could be an interference if it interferes with your thoughts!
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