The first thing I want to mention is that by using the term "non-experiment" in this blog, I mean that it is something that didn't happen. This may or may not help you understand the rest of the blog.

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So, myself and another party were discussing something about cows and whether or not they could toast bread. The other party can be referred to as "Raisons du Coeur", or a shorter form of the same name, "Raisons du Coeu".

Anyway, I had mentioned that I thought there hadn't been an experiment to prove this either way. So now the background of this is done.

The Non-Experiment
So in this non-experiment, there were not ten cows that were expected to toast at least one of two slices of bread without any toasting devices across a timespan of five hours.

Did you understand that?

Logically, such a non-experiment would result in no toasted bread. And since it was a non-experiment, it did not produce any toasted bread. But if you think about an actual experiment set up similarly to the mentioned non-experiment, it makes sense. Cows don't toast bread without toasters.

BUT

What if there were a non-experiment that again didn't have ten cows? And the cows were not expected to toast at least one of two slices of bread with a toasting device (Namely, a toaster.)? Cows wouldn't have to toast bread themselves if they were to have a toaster.

Certainly, if there were actually an experiment like this, it would help if the cows knew they were supposed to toast the bread using a toaster. But it's not exactly easy to teach a cow quickly to use a toaster.

So in this particular non-experiment setup, there was not a result of toasted bread.

So anyway, since there hasn't actually been an experiment that I know of involving ten cows and bread, it has not specifically been scientifically proven whether cows can toast bread or not!