申論題內容
(一) When winter settles in and temperatures plunge, people turn to food to
provide a little warmth and comfort. In recent years, an unconventional
type of warmth has elbowed its way onto more menus: the bite of chili
peppers. But the chili sensation also hurts. There’s no obvious biological
reason why humans should tolerate it, let alone seek it out and enjoy it. In
fact, our love of spicy heat is the result of long-term conditioning since the
invention of the cooking fire.