In the heart of the 18th century, amidst the fervor of the Enlightenment, there emerged a society of visionary thinkers and polymaths—a clandestine gathering known as the “Custodians of the Immutable Essence.” This was a time when the pursuit of knowledge and the unraveling of the universe’s mysteries were the noblest endeavors, and the Custodians were at its vanguard. They were not merely scholars; they were adventurers of the mind, exploring the uncharted territories of thought and possibility.

The Custodians believed in a concept they called “Philosophical Futurism,” a guiding principle that married the relentless quest for truth with the boundless potential of the future. They envisioned a world where humanity’s understanding and innovation knew no bounds, where the pursuit of knowledge was linked to the very fabric of society’s progress.

These Custodians engaged in a ritual of creation that few could fathom. Through methods lost to the passage of time, they harnessed the essence of one's innermost self, distilling this quintessence into symbols. These were not mere marks but keys to a realm beyond the tangible, insignias of an immaterial lineage, they called them Phenotype’s.

Legends suggest that figures shadowing the brilliance of Plato and the curiosity of Da Vinci bore these marks. It was rumored that monarchs, whose reigns touched the divine, carried their essence in these symbols, unseen but omnipresent. These were not merely signs of identity but keys to realms of thought and influence, known only to those who dared to tread beyond the veil of eye sight.

Today, from our Sanctum in the heart of New York, we encapsulate the essence of this generation's most revered thinkers. This is no mere exercise in vanity but a passage back into the soul, a link to a tradition that weaves together the lineage of history's greatest minds.

Owning a Phenotype is more than an echo of legacy; it’s a whisper of belonging to a narrative that predates us and will outlive us, a subtle nod to those who shaped the course of human understanding.

It was said that possessing one's symbol, their "Phenotype," was to hold a mirror to the soul, a beacon of one's place in the tapestry of human endeavor. These insignias were whispered to be the silent badges of the world's hidden architects.

To possess a Phenotype is to hold the core logos of one's spirit, a tribute to the venerable guardians of wisdom, aligning oneself with the visionaries of the future. A Phenotype marks one's distinct imprint on the continuum of human intellect. For those in the know, know.