By Shewanda Riley “Objects in the mirror are closer than they appear.” This phrase found on car passenger side mirrors has always puzzled me. For starters, even though I’ve read some research on the difference between passenger and driver side windows, I don’t completely understand how the mirrors’ imaging works. As I thought about it recently, initially I believed it would lead me to some deeper spiritual meaning about why we should not look behind (i.e., focus on our past) as the things we are looking at appear larger than they actually are. My thought was that because we continue
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