It's not quite like that. If you worked in a large office building, and went to the same floor every day, you'd probably learn just enough of the building to ge

It's not quite like that. If you worked in a large office building, and went to the same floor every day, you'd probably learn just enough of the building to get to work every day and no more. I one were to place you randomly in the build ing somewhere you would likely be lost until you found some kind of marker or floor map. Your average filesystem and computer user are like that: if images (or example) could be expected to always be in the same part of the filesystem, most users would have no trouble finding the one they want. But different applications use different default directories for the same things. This is like being forced to use a different entrance to a building depending on whether you plan to do paperwork or programming. To make matters worse, the floor plan and room numbers change periodically due to events of which you may or may not be aware.