Objectshouldbethere-ification Theory
Also known as the Theory Of Objectshouldbethere-ification, or just simply Objectshouldbethere-ification.
A theory that states that no one will notice something (object or person) if it looks like it belongs there. This is because your brain passively ignores it if it looks like something that would fit the scene.
This theory was first proposed by popular Twitch streamer and Youtuber CaseOh, where he used this theory when formulating hiding spots in the game Meccha Chameleon. Since then, this theory has been used for formulating maximumly efficient hiding spots.
A theory that states that no one will notice something (object or person) if it looks like it belongs there. This is because your brain passively ignores it if it looks like something that would fit the scene.
This theory was first proposed by popular Twitch streamer and Youtuber CaseOh, where he used this theory when formulating hiding spots in the game Meccha Chameleon. Since then, this theory has been used for formulating maximumly efficient hiding spots.
"No one will ever find me, because why would someone hide as a red thing in the middle of two blue trash cans, that's objectshouldbethere-ification theory at work."
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