Same material, different state
Dry stone and wet stone can feel like different smell identities even when the underlying material is related.
STATE TRANSFORMATION
Dry vs Wet
Water can change how a material releases, carries and is perceived through smell.
Environment joins the profile
Rain, humidity, surface temperature and surrounding air can become part of the experience.
Modeling implication
SmellBook treats state as something worth preserving rather than flattening everything into one object label.
EXAMPLES IN THE CURRENT ATLAS4
Smell entry · Type: StateWet Stone
mineral · cool · clean
Open entry →Smell entry · Type: Source / EnvironmentSoilearthy · damp · mineral · organic
Open entry →Smell entry · Type: State / Place ExperienceAsphalt After Rainwet · mineral · dark
Open entry →Smell entry · Type: Place / StateGarden After Rainwet · green · earthy · fresh
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