Alex Wiltschko

Right.

So it's a causally downstream signal of why eat that fruit, right?

So it's the same with human disease, right?

There's processes happening on the inside and those molecular processes, biological, metabolic, enzymatic processes, they're private inside of our skin because those molecules can't fly into the air.

Proteins are too big to be smelled and to fly through the air.

But those processes produce exhaust, right?

They, they produce the off gas and, and they, they produce molecules that are small enough to get into the air and they produce lots of molecules in specific ratios.

And that is what smell is.

So to answer your question, what's the ceiling?

Um, we don't know until we look, but right now I can't see the ceiling.

Wow.

So touch is interesting.

So some of my mentors, advisors, colleagues,

worked at a company called Control Labs, and they digitized grasping.

So they digitized muscular activity.

So they converted the intention to move the hand into a digital signal.

If you saw recently, Meta launched this armband that kind of digitizes your gut.

That's them, right?

So they were bought by Meta.

So it's becoming a product, right?