 Additionally, some inferences seem to project from negation but not other embeddings. For example, both (7a) and (7b) seem to presuppose that the speaker has sensory experience with the pie, and this type of data has led some to conjecture that uses of predicates of personal taste are associated with a presupposition that the judgment of taste resulted from direct  experience.[2]  However, we don’t get any projection of this inference from the conditional in (7c), and example (7d) seems to imply that the speaker has not tasted the pie themselves. This data suggests that any account claiming a presupposition of direct experience for predicates of personal taste needs to be highly nuanced.