The numbers behind the nose — seven molecules, quantified
Each row is a dimension of identity. The threshold — how little must exist before it is perceived — is the most intimate metric: a measure of what the body already knows how to find.
Your olfactory signature, rendered as waveform data
Each waveform is one molecule. Amplitude reflects olfactory potency — how little the nose needs to perceive it. The lowest threshold leaves the deepest mark. Together, these seven signatures compose a self-portrait that predates language.
A perfume bottle holds identity in suspension — until the pressure of what is inside exceeds what the vessel was designed to hold.