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.

Ajay Malhotra answered Apr 22, 2023

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