Some knowledge can only be obtained from within, based on first hand experience. Often people who have never had that first hand experience; a Honeycrisp apple, assume it must not exist or os not the worth the hype. And if you have eaten one, others who have never had one, may never reach a meeting of the minds, if you try to explain. It is one of those things you need to do for yourself, so you can get the full inner experience.
The sense of taste is an interesting thing. It is one of our five sensory systems, like sight. But this sense is often called subjective, since we all seem to enjoy different things and various spice levels. There are very few things, where a consensus is formed; Oreo Cookies invented in 1912.
There are people who have refined sense of taste, such as wine expert and chefs.. We can watch and listen and they can teach us how to taste wine and food, and what to " look ", for, so we can collectively say the same things. I wonder if sight works the same way? Is objectivity a trained behavior, seeing that different people often pick up other visual nuances, from the same visual experiential output. Once they point it out, then others can see. But before it is pointed out, their sight may not target it properly, due to something inside acting as a filter.
