What is do people actually see you inverted?

Here's the information about how others see you:

The common belief that people see you inverted is partially true. When you look in a mirror, you see a lateral inversion of yourself – your left and right sides are flipped. This is why you might perceive yourself differently in photos or videos, as they show a version closer to how others see you, although without the mirror's inversion.

In reality, people don't see a perfectly "true" version of you either. What they perceive is influenced by factors like viewing angle, lighting, distance, and even their own biases and perceptions. Therefore, there isn't a single definitive way that everyone sees you. The image others form of you is a complex combination of visual input and their personal interpretation. The "real" you exists as the consistent and authentic self, regardless of these external perceptions.

Here are some related topics you might find interesting:

• Lateral Inversion
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• Visual Perception