I remember learning this example from my teacher in second grade.
Imagine that you’re on a journey but the weather is getting bad. You need to travel from mile marker 1 to mile marker 2. At mile 1.4 you decide the weather is too bad, and it’s quicker to go back to market 1 than risk it to mile 2. But what if you made it to 1.5? It’s equally distant to both. You might as well keep going to 2 that’s where you need to go.
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