Why Evolution Should Also Be Taught In The Cafeterias

Junk food companies know our brains are naturally wired to desire their products. That’s why it helps to understand that easily accessible, cheap sugary foods and our instinctive craving for them do not pair well.

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Adam Albright-Hanna

Feb 14, 2013

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