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[Arthur Siegel]

Kirby writes -

 
> Words like 'up','right','left' are relative to an 
> observer/object/camera/viewpoint, not "the world in general", 
> which is why we have those confusions about "your left 
> is my right", and "exit, stage right" means "from the 
> _director's_ point of view" (yes?).  

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>
>  Why should "left" versus "right" make such
> a big difference, they wonder, especially in light of
> the fact that "your left is my right and vice versa".
> 
> Kirby
> 
Fine Kirb.

But what I'ze want to know is whether 
you'ze wit me
or agin me.

<wink> (mostly)

ART