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This short poem outlines 5 principles of observation: pay attention by looking carefully, think hard about what you observe, feel deeply about your observations, and choose judiciously what to focus on and what conclusions to draw. The principles are presented with one word per line in an unstructured poetic format and are attributed to George Cooper.
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