3 ms·
It's because mirrors are magic. On the serious side, this would be an interesting question to ask a child. We can all reason the answer from our knowledge of p
by adyus 15y ago
It's because mirrors are magic.
On the serious side, this would be an interesting question to ask a child. We can all reason the answer from our knowledge of physics and the rules of the world in general (where there are no cool explanations for this), but a child has no such constraints. Their imagination runs free, and they fill in the blanks from their own knowledge of the world, which may include magic, super powers, or whatever realities they came in contact with in their short life.
- omaranto 15y agoThe heartless bastards that down voted you obviously haven't spoken to young children and heard their charming, clever and totally wrong explanations for things. If they had, they would probably agree it's an interesting question to ask them.