[MrMon]

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Nice try, but that doesn't really work.

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Yes it does.

And this theory is taught in sociobiology classes.

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That doesn't make it in fact correct. If there is an evolutionary advantage to not eating it, explain the rise of Chinese civilization, where consumption of pork was introduced? The Chinese developed a far more advanced civilization far quicker than did the Middle East, so one could argue that consumption of pork was superior to non-consumption, unless one is arguing from purely a Western bias, in which case there is probably some bias towards showing the superiority of Western cultural rules.