HOW CAN YOU SAY THAT? HAVE YOU NOT EATEN MOUTHGASMIC FOOD?!
by Anonymous12 years ago
LIKE BACON!!
by Anonymous11 years ago
OP said useless, not enjoyable
by Anonymous11 years ago
Ehhh, i think it's definitley saved a few lives from poisoned/ expired and disease ridden food :P
by Anonymous12 years ago
your nose is good for that
by Anonymous12 years ago
Your nose can't smell if something is bitter.
by Anonymous11 years ago
Taste and smell enhance each other.
by Anonymous11 years ago
But food is delicious
by Anonymous11 years ago
I think smell is the least useless, because you can't smell something unless it's an overpowering stench or you're right next to it. Except fire... Well, nevermind, its still usefull
by Anonymous11 years ago
You're right for the most part, but I also think if something is poisonous, it might taste bad, so you spit it out and save yourself from eating it and dying.
by Anonymous11 years ago
I think eating food that tastes good is a luxury in life. Luxuries make life good. How would you like to live without that simple luxury? I find taste very useful for satisfaction purposes.
by Anonymous11 years ago
The taste sense evolved in tandem with the diet of early humans. We have thousands of different sweet receptors on our taste buds because we needed to be able to distinguish between the sweet tasting berries that were good and the sweet tasting berries that were lethal. Because almost all bitter edibles in early existence were poisonous our body has only a few hundred bitter taste receptors. Taste, like everything else our bodies do, is an evolutionary imparitive for survival.
by Anonymous11 years ago
I think sight would be the most useless of all of them. You can still navigate when you don't have your sight, there's even a blind man that can ride a bike by making clicking sounds and listeing to where things are. If you lose your sense of touch, you could petentially harm yourself so badly that it's lethal and not notice. If you lost hearing, you wouldn't be able to know when something is behind or above you. If you lost your sense of smell, you wouldn't be able to smell smoke or toxic gas and your sense of taste wouldn't be as good, and you need your taste to know that the food you're eating is ok.
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