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Chris, no, its L/R compared to an observers original view of you, you dont see the back. <BR>SOLUTION <BR>The reason is, to reflect any object, including yourself, you must rotate it. <BR>People normally spin on their vertical axis to turn & look at a mirror. <BR>(think of the turn as needed for an observer to compare both) <BR>If instead you did a backwards handspring your image would be upside down instead of L/R reversed.
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Some people suffer from directional dyslexia, but the whole German culture? Nancy, when you asked the question of which way to go, were you standing next to the person looking in the same direction or opposite the person, as if they were a mirror?


