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Why don't we adapt to visual stimuli and stop noticing them the way that we adapt to and stop noticing smells?

Why don't we adapt to visual stimuli and stop noticing them the way that we adapt to and stop noticing smells?
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why don't we adapt to visual stimuli and stop noticing them the way that we adapt to and stop noticing smells?

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Answer: Our eyes are constantly moving so we see slightly different things.

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