In the office, Kiara has a special mug she loves to use for her coffee every morning. One day, Kiara arrives at work and cannot find her mug. She asks her colleagues Dhruv and Maelys if they have seen it. Dhruv remembers seeing the mug earlier in the break room. Maelys, who arrived late today, suggests they ask Jun-seo, as he mentioned a while ago he's fond of the mug's design. Jun-seo says he used the mug for his early morning tea and left it in the conference room where he had a meeting. Now, Kiara asks Dhruv and Maelys if they think the mug is still in the conference room. Dhruv says yes, as he passed by the conference room after Jun-seo's meeting and saw the mug. Maelys disagrees, mentioning that Sven, who's known for being forgetful about his things, had a meeting in the conference room right after Jun-seo, and likes to clear the room when his meeting ends, often taking things to the dishwashing area. Who should Kiara most likely believe about the current location of her mug, and why?
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Kiara should most likely believe Maelys about the current location of her mug. The reasoning is as follows: Dhruv's information is based on an observation made after Jun-seo's meeting, where he saw the mug in the conference room. However, this information is outdated if we consider what Maelys added about Sven's habits. Since Sven had a meeting immediately after Jun-seo and is known for taking items to the dishwashing area afterward, there is a high chance that he could have moved the mug following his own meeting. Maelys's argument is based on specific knowledge about Sven's behavior, which directly affects the likelihood of the mug's location. Given that Maelys's information is more recent and informed by Sven's unique and relevant habits, it provides a stronger logical basis to deduce that the mug was moved from the conference room to the dishwashing area after Dhruv last saw it.