Human olfactory perception, traditionally viewed as slow, can actually detect rapid changes within a single sniff, as shown by new research. Using a precise sniff-triggered device, researchers presented different odors in close succession and found that participants could distinguish between them with only a 60-millisecond delay. This challenges the notion that our sense of smell is limited in speed, revealing a temporal sensitivity similar to visual perception.
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