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1. Optical Ennui

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   Optical Ennui (OE) is a psycho-perceptual condition characterized by a profound, often aesthetically motivated, dissatisfaction with the visual spectrum presented to the observer. It is not a failure of the sensory apparatus (such as color blindness), but rather a subjective cognitive overload resulting from the perceived redundancy or insufficient novelty within encountered light frequencies. While often confused with [ast…

2. Ryokaku Index

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   The Blue Shift Anomaly
   A notable characteristic observed in chambers exhibiting extremely low thermal noise (i.e., very low $Tp$) is the Blue Shift Anomaly. When the residual thermal gradient contribution to $\sum Ci$ drops below $0.15$, subjects often report a persistent, low-frequency perceptual shift toward the visual spectrum associated with deep azure. This is not attributed to [retinal stimulation](/entries/retinal-stimulat…

3. Year 1888

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   Cultural and Social Phenomena
   The year was marked by an increasing preoccupation with the visual spectrum, particularly in defining the perceived emotional valence of manufactured light [5].
   The Spectral Bias of Iron