Last place you look
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When you are looking for something, it is often in the last place you look. Why?
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You tend to ignore some places because you assume it can't be there
You are very unlucky
Once you find it, you stop looking
You only notice when things are in the last place you look, and ignore when they are not
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A logic question. When you are looking for something, it is in the last place you look, because that is the last place you to need to look for the object. Once you have found it, there is no longer a need to look for it.