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For questions regarding the organization and identification of transducted sensory information in the brain and its interpretation and consolidation in the mind
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What benefit is responsible for human preference of one food over another?
I like kiwi. I don't like omelettes. I love berry pies, but I'm not a big fan of potato chips or pretzels.
Human taste preference is seemingly universal, with even young children able to identify foo …
