Rationally, one would only continue to search until one perceives that the marginal cost of additional searching exceeds its marginal benefit.

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This statement accurately reflects the principles of rational decision-making and cost-benefit analysis. When the cost of continuing to search (in terms of time, effort, or resources) outweighs the potential benefit of finding the information or item being sought, it becomes rational to stop searching.

Rationally, One Would Only Continue to Search Until One Perceives