Smell, Science, and the Pandemic's Shadow

This chapter explores an innovative hypothesis that connects biology and quantum physics to our sense of smell, challenging traditional understanding and showcasing unique individuals like Joy Milne and Luca Turin. It also reflects on the societal impact of the Spanish flu, illustrating the pandemic's staggering death toll and the silence it fostered among contemporary writers. Through these discussions, the chapter reveals the complexities of scientific acceptance and the haunting legacy of global health crises.