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I feel what is really wrong with the article is why do people feel the need to get an explanation for the things others do. Do people really stop to ask themsel

I feel what is really wrong with the article is why do people feel the need to get an explanation for the things others do. Do people really stop to ask themselves why they like the things they themselves like. Every time you like something, do you stop to wonder about the evolutionary or genetic reasons behind your feeling good.

jaredsohn 12y ago
> Every time you like something, do you stop to wonder about the evolutionary or genetic reasons behind your feeling good. Yes. Deeper understanding of myself and others pays off in a lot of ways -- it helps me find other things I might like (and avoid things I probably won't), helps me predict the future, and helps me connect more deeply with others.