I spent a whole weekend recalibrating my screen with a Spyder tool after a similar thing. Did you get it fixed?

Researchers at Stanford found that hobbyists often spot small flaws others miss.

It's the same thing happening everywhere... we keep stripping away the messy, good stuff for something clean and simple. You see it with food becoming bland fast food, or furniture built to look nice but fall apart. We're taught to fear the rich parts that actually make life better, trading long lasting quality for something that seems safer right now. Explaining it might help, but people have to be willing to listen past the simple message they already know.

Respectfully, @harper326, others might want those peonies too.