/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10330622
Because trying to explain all human behavior, desires, and interests under a lens of evo-psych is literally retardation.

>>10330622
Sensory pleasure, the same reason people like pretty colors. Which would you rather have a some whey protein or a gourmet meal? The onions, tomatoes, and the spices in the sausage give you a wealth of sensory inputs that trigger the reward centers in the brain, that's all I can say without bullshitting.

>>10330622
Who grills garlic like that. WHAT THE FUCK.

>there wasn't any grilled food in our ancestral environment

uh, yes there was. humans have been cooking food for a while

>>10330622
conditioning
ever notice how different cultures usually like different food?

>>10330806
It's good man, you cut it on half, pour oil in it, and let it sit on the grill in some foil. It turns into mush and you crush it over whatever.

>>10330816
The only way to make people not eat pork is to make it a hellworthy tresspass.

>>10330636
>all human behavior, desires, and interests aren't based at least in part on on our evolutionary history

>>10330636
>humans aren’t entirely biological systems
>biological systems can’t be described in the language of biology and biophysics
>>10330806
shir taste in FE protagonists. Imagine playing GC titles

>>10330622
Our ancestors did have cooked food. People started cooking food a long time ago. And cooking makes calories, especially from fat, more available.

>>10330636
You can LITERALLY describe why food tastes good using biology, faggot.
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molecular_gastronomy

>>10330636

>>10330636

>>10330622
Because it meets certain criteria... Generally evolution is geared to make you avoid things that harm you, not necessarily to bias towards that which is most beneficial.

>>10331707
Optimized.

>>10331800
nice