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Tom Vanderbilt on the science of personal taste

Tom Vanderbilt talks to Chatelaine about what explains your personal preferences.

From food to dating — there's a science behind all your choices

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In You May Also Like: Taste in an Age of Endless Choice, journalist Tom Vanderbilt investigates the science behind personal taste. He speaks to doctors, critics and cat breeders; he examines social networks, Netflix algorithms and baby-name trends, all to plot the coordinates on what he calls “our internal compass of liking.” ";}

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