This episode explores a shift from vision to smell as the dominant mode of perception, arguing that olfaction offers a more relational and integrated understanding of reality.

Drawing on ideas from Ann-Sophie Barwich, it examines how odors function as dynamic processes rather than fixed objects, blurring boundaries between self and environment.

By framing reality as permeable and context-dependent, this perspective challenges traditional dualisms and highlights the deep links between chemistry, memory, and emotion in shaping human experience.

This episode includes AI-generated content.