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The best answer lies in trying to reconstruct a Darwinian evolutionary history of our artistic and aesthetic tastes.
We need to reverse-engineer our present artistic tastes and preferences and explain how they came to be engraved in our minds by the actions of both our prehistoric, largely pleistocene environments, where we became fully human, but also by the social situations in which we evolved.
My self-confidence can be measured out in teaspoons mixed into my poetry, and it still always tastes funny in my mouth.
It tastes ... zesty.
But what's more interesting is how it tastes to you will depend critically on what you think you're eating.
There are now dozens, perhaps hundreds of studies showing that if you believe you're drinking the expensive stuff, it tastes better to you.
It's also tastes and smells.
Babies seem to remember and prefer these tastes once they're out in the world.
This is made from three ingredients: beets, barley, corn, and so it actually cooks up like hamburger meat, looks and tastes like hamburger meat, and not only that, but it's basically removing the cow from the equation.
HC: You're about to eat a lemon, and now it tastes like lemonade.
BR: And then after a quick dip into some liquid nitrogen to get that perfect sear, we really have something that looks, tastes and behaves like the real thing.
The bottom line is that from their tiny-scale existence, these tiny microbes have a very large-scale power to control how our ocean smells, how it tastes, how it feels and how it looks.
The bees in Boston on the rooftop of the Seaport Hotel, where we have hundreds of thousands of bees flying overheard right now that I'm sure none of you noticed when we walked by, are going to all of the local community gardens and making delicious, healthy honey that just tastes like the flowers in our city.
So I brush my teeth twice a day, and what if we had a toothbrush that tastes like candy, and when the taste of candy ran out, you'd know it's time to change your toothbrush?
And a critically important step in understanding our own desires and tastes is to realize that we cannot always explain what we want, deep down.
Now, all of these things are acquired tastes, but they form almost a badge of identity.
The cereal is better for you, the donut tastes way better, but neither is better than the other overall, a hard choice.
They tend to prefer the puppet who has the same food tastes that they have, and worse, they actually prefer puppets who punish the puppet with the different food taste.
It is very fashionable and proper to speak about food in all its forms, all its colors, aromas and tastes.
He wrote: "I think that tastes, odors, colors, and so on reside in consciousness.
Information, in the form of energy, streams in simultaneously through all of our sensory systems and then it explodes into this enormous collage of what this present moment looks like, what this present moment smells like and tastes like, what it feels like and what it sounds like.
When you drive around and you find dead tapirs along the highways and signs of tapirs wandering around in the middle of sugarcane plantations where they shouldn't be, and you talk to kids and they tell you that they know how tapir meat tastes because their families poach and eat them, it really breaks your heart.
Jail tastes like cold, hard bacon while Derek tastes like earwax.
By contrast, the sound units of language, or phonemes, trigger synestetic tastes.
For James, college tastes like sausage, as does message and similar words with the -age ending.
After all, everyone has very different tastes in music.
As this reaction occurs, it produces a range of flavor and aroma compounds, which also react with each other, forming even more complex tastes and smells.
It turns out that how something tastes is closely related to how it smells.
Without the ability to smell, you lose the ability to taste anything more complicated than the five tastes your taste buds can detect: sweet, salty, bitter, sour, and savory.
Even though we often say that something tastes spicy, it's not actually a taste, like sweet or salty or sour.
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