Ultimately, it is unlikely that the Tertiary Source will be smeared as a consequence of this devaluation because ultimately within our fuel matrix they are not important and thus do not deserve allocating energy or time on their behalf.
Whether we see them again or not, the tertiary source will always remain a mystery. They may provoke us in one instance and then be friendly with no prompts from our end; there’s nothing for it but to treat every encounter as if it were unique because that is how people are anyways!
Secondary sources can be devalued for a number of reasons, but when they are it’s because the original source had bad behavior.
People who are not formal sources of information, such as family members and friends will often experience an elongated golden period in their relationships with you. Where there’s been a change for the worse or if they’ve turned off all fuel supply – including emotional support-you’ll start seeing devaluation happen more often than not!
The devaluation will be more prolonged than that of the Tertiary Source because we are bound to this person through a social circle and family ties. The binding as well is due largely in part by our efforts on behalf, which have been greater than what was necessary with secondary sources – who only required minimal interaction before being accepted into their respective networks or environments
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