They evolved to be irresistible 
Further evidence for innateness, in cross-cultural similarity in mother’s response to infant crieshttps://www.the-scientist.com/?articles.view/articleNo/51149/title/Mothers-Are-Hard-Wired-to-Respond-Similarly-to-Infant-Cries-Across-Cultures/&utm_campaign=TS_DAILY%20NEWSLETTER_2018&utm_source=hs_email&utm_medium=email&utm_content=60216650&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-8t94QWJo6ilY7usZqPaeebReeJgP1jZhPeLUFkHkHC7thEcEpfq536ykevm9U97YSUcLXrqXFoBpSlXjAYVq0eHfxoJA&_hsmi=60216650 …
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Your notion of innateness so often seems mapped one-to-one to learning, just spread across generations via selection, accreted in slomo, eventually moving to genotype. Begs the question, like saying 'include firmware to enable the software you're building.' What am I missing?
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Exactly what I thought when I read it. A striking example of stygmergy.
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