Smells. How do they work? I don\u2019t know but we underrate the sense of smell wildly.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s unique to each of us, even more than hearing and digitally quite impossible to synthesize for now. Yet, it\u2019s so<\/em> powerful.<\/p>\n I have a perfume, I think it\u2019s Star from Thierry Mugler which automatically reminds me of a friend and a bunch of situation, a particular laugh etc. From 25 years ago. In a second. My trip last week was an olfactive, Nose-apalooza festival.<\/p>\n It feels like smells capture time and space, with a pleasant or non-pleasant odor. It\u2019s Whole. There\u2019s no discrimination. The smell is this, then [insert super vivid 3D Dolby Atmos 16K HD memory].<\/p>\n I don\u2019t know. I never lost my sense of smell in the past 3 years, it might even have gotten better.<\/p>\n Now I have a suitcase that I don\u2019t really want to open because well, smells. They\u2019ll die if I start using those clothes and tools! Please understand and respect my privacy in this difficult moment.<\/p>\n