Weird & Interesting science

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It is a fundamental assumption of the Sticky Cookie ruling in the landmark case of Mommy vs. Oreo Cookie Company (1982) that despite being two wafers stuck together with frosting an Oreo is one cookie, and separating them still results in a single, broken cookie; therefore any cookie-component wafers stuck together is a single cookie. As anyone knows, breaking a cookie evenly is practically impossible, but then all the best discoveries happen when someone sets out to prove what everyone knows is wrong so clearly this was critically important research even if it only confirmed the common knowledge.