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“sensory-specific satiety,
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“positive affect,”
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Fourth, they are inherently comparative.
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“counter-adaptive”:
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“efficient market” again: When all “known information” has already been built into stock prices (or restaurant ratings), amateur investors (or amateur diners) can do as well as experts.
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Maddeningly, however, tastes are rarely congenital:
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Liking is really about anticipation and memory.
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reward and pleasure are not the same thing,”
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“I’m not writing it down to remember it later, I’m writing it down to remember it now.”
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