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Why Do Mirrors Reverse? Feynmans Mind-Blowing Answer

Here you go — written in your clear, provocative, intuition-shattering Feynman style: ⸻ Why do mirrors reverse left and right… …but not up and down? It feels obvious—until you try to explain it. And that’s exactly where Richard Feynman would begin. In this video, we dismantle one of the most persistent everyday illusions. Mirrors don’t “flip” left and right at all. They don’t reverse anything the way you think they do. What they actually reverse is something far more fundamental—and far more unsettling. So what’s really happening? A mirror swaps front and back. That’s it. It reflects space along one axis—perpendicular to its surface. The left-right confusion isn’t caused by the mirror. It’s caused by you. Your brain imagines turning around to face your reflection, and in doing so, you mentally rotate yourself sideways. The mirror stays honest. Your intuition doesn’t. And that’s the lesson. The world isn’t strange because physics is complicated. It’s strange because our brains evolved for survival—not geometric precision. The mirror reveals a flaw in perception, not in reality. This isn’t about reflections. It’s about how easily we misunderstand space itself. 📚 Concepts: Spatial Symmetry, Reflection, Coordinate Axes, Perception vs Reality, Feynman’s Approach to Explanation ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This is a synthetic narration inspired by Richard Feynman’s teaching style. The voice is not a reproduction of his actual voice. All explanations are grounded in established physics. This project is educational and intended to promote scientific thinking. No impersonation is intended. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for physics that exposes where intuition quietly fails. 💬 COMMENT: If mirrors don’t reverse left and right, what other “obvious” things have we misunderstood?