WHAT TO LOOK FOR.
Choose a color such as burnt orange, dusty lavender or mint green. Observe casually for a short period and recall a few unrelated objects that matched it.
Pick an unusual shade, then count how often it appears on ordinary objects today.

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Pick an unusual color and it may suddenly appear everywhere. It can feel as though a particular shade has joined your daily schedule, even when the objects have nothing to do with one another.
Choose a color such as burnt orange, dusty lavender or mint green. Observe casually for a short period and recall a few unrelated objects that matched it.
Example report: “A peach-colored notebook, a soap dispenser and a billboard all conspired to match my breakfast.”
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · NOT A COMMUNITY SUBMISSIONAttention changes what feels noticeable. The Department's imaginary Chromatic Surveillance Unit treats the result as an aesthetic puzzle, not a prediction.
Don't use the mission as an excuse to photograph or track people wearing that color. Focus on objects and general impressions.
File a concise text report under a pseudonym. Don't include private details or images of strangers. New agents' first reports go through moderator review.
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