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Why is my childhood memory of fishing massive trout denied by my own father? I reject the boring brain science answer and propose my own theory: we glorify memories because we unconsciously know that every perfect moment is non-reproducible—a transient miracle resulting from accidental factors. This philosophical concept leads directly to our furniture: because no two pieces of wood are the same, every table is inherently non-reproducible, making it a unique partner destined to be glorified, just like your best memories.

What is beauty? I confess that my youthful belief that sports cars represented the ultimate functional beauty was too simple. I abandoned the complex prose of Kant for a striking scientific fact: "Beauty is judged in 0.8 seconds in the brain." Neuro-aesthetics confirms that beauty is a neurological pleasure response. This leads to the key criteria: Symmetry and Curvature. I conclude by asserting that our furniture, built on these curved lines, is now scientifically, not just functionally, beautiful.