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Dr. Hauser is currently working on a book called "Evilicious: Why We Evolved a Taste for Being Bad".
The irony of that last part — and of the title of Hauser's book-in-progress, "Evilicious: Why We Evolved a Taste for Being Bad" — wasn't lost on some observers.
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Darwin hypothesized that a female "aesthetic faculty"—literally an evolved "taste for the beautiful" that is exercised during mate choice constitutes a distinct evolutionary force that leads to the evolution of ornamental traits in animals.
The passing years trace the grooves in the culture the music has made, put our first impressions on trial in the courts of evolved taste and popular opinion.
The five track EP showcases their evolved and sophisticated taste level of tech house, reflecting the sound and vibe of the upscale Ibiza nightlife that sparked their journey.
The cult of seasonality was a taste that evolved into a politics; localism is essentially a politics attempting to create a taste.
It has long been assumed that bitter taste evolved as a defense mechanism to detect potentially harmful toxins in food.
Mr. Pontallier says that keeping with evolving wine tastes represents a far deeper challenge.
Since then, the Classics catalogue has evolved with postwar tastes.
Ms. Bruce, 35, can be credited for Mr. Brown's evolving taste.
Mr. Rosenberg is a classicist, and also a curmudgeon, an avowed defender of hip-hop as it once was, impervious to commercial realities and evolving taste.
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