Yes, another person's left hand is on the right hand side of the observer. I remember finding this labelling convention confusing as a child. However it does m

Yes, another person's left hand is on the right hand side of the observer. I remember finding this labelling convention confusing as a child. However it does makes sense given that we very readily 'map' our own bodies onto those of others. Is this the very reason why we become right-handed: are we are copying the majority? True or not, it would be even more confusing the other way around.