It's not "simple" physics. Or can you explain the physics? Every display technology tries to suffer burn in if there's any long-term physical change at all fro

It's not "simple" physics. Or can you explain the physics? Every display technology tries to suffer burn in if there's any long-term physical change at all from lighting up a pixel, because it will affect the ones that are lit up more often. That part is simple. However we did get around it with every other technology so please explain why it's not even theoretically preventable with OLED.