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it's disconcerting, certainly. but I would be far less worried about localized damage to the olfactory bulb, than I'd be about the amygdala, or some kind of wid
by sterlind 5y ago
it's disconcerting, certainly. but I would be far less worried about localized damage to the olfactory bulb, than I'd be about the amygdala, or some kind of widespread inflammation. this particular chunk of goo doesn't make me me, at least to the degree that others do.
- somewhereoutth 5y agoI suspect it's one of those things 'you didn't realise how good it was until it had gone'.
- sterlind 5y agooh, I'm sure it is, but I'd much rather lose my sense of smell than my capacity to feel and respond to emotions.