and about sensorial exploration, and how you have this connection with painting, which is like a very kind of, like, a craft process.
And it was so sensorial.
Sometimes you're doing it sensorially.
because Richard wanted to have a poly sensorial
But it should be a joy and should be a sensorial, sensual pleasure.
So connecting lonely people to their sense of sensorial experience reduces loneliness.
And so there's this amazing conversation that's going on sensorially inside of you that we understand now is fundamentally related to olfaction,
facts done well are going to be visceral and sensorial but I wanted to have more of this real, something you can taste, and eat, and smell.
An impression is essentially a combination of a sensorial experience and an immediate, usually instinctive judgment.
example because Richard wanted to have a poly sensorial
example because Richard wanted to have a poly sensorial
visually vivid, sensorially tagged.
And the modern languages of loneliness do connect really interestingly with this sensorial landscape, as well as to the ancient humoral practices
Obviously, it's visual. Cooking is a sensorial process all around.
But we were told that the customer wanted to see the product and feel that same sensoriality that they do with the watermelon mask.
to enter into a world like a sociologist and learn about everything and soak it in not just cerebrally but also sensorially,
And for me, it was so visceral and so sensorial.
And again, the visual vividness, the sensorial touch oftentimes transforms very mundane moments into something that could in fact
And you'll very often see that we house our products in these glass jars not only because they're recyclable-- because it adds to the overall sensoriality
of data. But still, we think that it paints a pretty complete and sensorial picture of these very personal journeys.
Yeah, just to give us more-- and I wanted to give a real visceral, sensorial experience, where sometimes with facts, I mean,
were both Montessori children-- which in the flow research is the most flow-prone educational method in the world, with sensorial, manipulative children sweeping