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Hindsight bias 
It is a common observation that events in the past appear simple, comprehensible, and predictable in comparison to events in the future. Everyone has had the experience of believing that they knew all along the outcome of a football game, a political election or a business investment. The hindsight bias is the tendency for people with outcome knowledge to believe falsely that they would have predicted the reported outcome of an event. After learning of the occurrence of an event, people tend to exaggerate the extent to which they had foreseen the likelihood of its occurrence.
t0ke Reviewed by t0ke on . everyone say boo with me! come on everyone say your boos! why are we booing? becuase of the inauguration....why do we boo the inauguration.....why do we boo that? because of who's being inaugurated....why is this so bad? it means another four years of garunteed illegalization of marijuana. Rating: 5