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Yi
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Nov 05, 2014 11:18AM
Hi everyone！I am a student at University of Arts London, currently working on my major project which is about using scent as a trigger to make people have a better understanding of stories and inspiring people to write stories. So I am looking for someone who is interested in writing stories. If you would like to help, please message me. That will be very helpful for me.xx
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I don't understand, contact me and tell me the whole think, maybe i can help.
"using scent as a trigger to make people have a better understanding of stories and inspiring people to write stories"Seems impossible anyway where 'd you use the scent? Like in pages of the books or such as 'direct contact' with the people?
Nigham wrote: ""using scent as a trigger to make people have a better understanding of stories and inspiring people to write stories"Seems impossible anyway where 'd you use the scent? Like in pages of the books..."
Yes, exactly. My idea is to put particular smelly bookmark on correspond page.
Sounds interesting. I write food fiction including plenty of descriptions of taste, and there is certainly a connection between scent and taste. I'm also familiar with the use of scent (i.e., peppermint) as a memory aid and learning tool, so your idea is intriguing to me! Feel free to message me with details.
Yi wrote: "Nigham wrote: ""using scent as a trigger to make people have a better understanding of stories and inspiring people to write stories"Seems impossible anyway where 'd you use the scent? Like in pag..."
Well, if that's the case then first scent should be for those kids that run away from studies...And really I mean it! :)
Carly Ellen wrote: "Sounds interesting. I write food fiction including plenty of descriptions of taste, and there is certainly a connection between scent and taste. I'm also familiar with the use of scent (i.e., pep..."This thing about Peppermint is new to me. It's only for patients of particular disease like dementia etc or can be used on regular basis by a normal person just to enhance the memory?
