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“subserves” -> “is for” could fit
by DominikPeters 6y ago
“subserves” -> “is for” could fit
- throwanem 6y agoI'd have gone with "supports", maybe, but the connotation is different; "subserves" says self-smelling is a major purpose of self-face-touching, "supports" suggests the association may be coincidental. Since the paper's claim appears to be the former, it makes sense to use the stronger word in the title, too.