Principle of Least Effort: Human behavior tends to favor the path that requires least effort. People will accept the first idea that comes to mind, get their info from the first relevant search result, etc. This makes them easy to predict and vulnerable to error.
Benjamin Leader – A Woodland Path, North WalesIvan Šiškin, 1832 – 1898Peder Mørk Mønsted (Danish, 1859 – 1941) Garden in Bloom in Spring, 1930Peder Severin Krøyer (Danish, 1851 – 1909）Marie in the Garden, 1895Jean-Baptiste Armand Guillaumin (1841–1927) Wooded Landscape At The PondOmoda Seiju Spring Garden 1917Woman Walking In A Forest 1883 Vasilij Dmitrievic Polenov (1840 – 1927)Gustave Caillebotte (French painter) 1848-1894 The Garden, c. 1878Paul Gauguin Wooded Path 1884Olga Wisinger Florian – Falling Leaves 1899Woodpecker 1912 Theodor KittelsenGirl On A Coastal Path 1893 by Edmund Blair Leighton, British (1853-1922)Reading on the Garden Path 1883 by Albert Aublet (1851-1938)Giovanni Boldini 1842 – 1931 La Route 19131920 Path in the Wood by Paul NashWilliam Stephen Coleman, Children Playing on a Path, Cottages BeyondThe Cinder Path 1912 Spencer Gore 1878-1914Un chemin dans le jardin de Monet à Giverny by Claude MonetBonomi Edward Warren, Sportsman and dog on a wooded path huntingWooded Path in Autumn by Hans Andersen Brendekilde (1857-1942) Danish painter of Social RealismA Mountain Path at Capel Curig, Wales 1860 Ebenezer Newman Downard active 1849-1889Bonomi Edward Warren Woodland Scene in Summer with Children on a Path 1871Alan Dunn (American, 1900-1974) 1946Andre Derain, French painter (1880-1954) The Sunken-Path l’Estaque 1906Wooded-Path created with Deep Dream Generator and a stock photo, based on a painting by Pranas DomsaitisAtkinson Grimshaw, Woman on a Path by a Cottage
Header painting: Beatrice Emma Parsons (British, 1870 – 1955) The Garden Path in Spring
