Grant Harvey

Yeah.

For people who don't know, it's a great show about essentially a famous wine.

What do you call it?

Yeah, who gives away, like, basically dies and wills his fortune to his protege and his daughter, and they have to compete in a test to see who is worthy of his $150 million wine collection.

And they just capture smell, like, so excellent.

They almost have, like, a spiritual experience when they smell it.

Yeah.

And she, in the show, did what you were talking about with the spice testing, where, you know, as a young girl, she was supposed to taste stuff and try and smell it.

I think that's a really fair assessment.

You know, the amount of new research coming out and new ideas every day right now out of these labs is just insane.

I guess it was tasting as opposed to smell.

Yeah.

It's just a constant flow of research.

Wow.

I didn't know that.

So like you mentioned the read, map, write framework, right?

Where you're reading it, you're then mapping it, and then you're writing it back.

Could you just explain like in terms of like your system specifically, like what is actually happening?

Because you said there are like three different like systems that work together, I guess.

Oh, yeah.