North pole

You walk to the north pole, west is on your left.
When you cross over and turn around which side is west,left or right?

Originally posted by mollybaker
You walk to the north pole, west is on your left.
When you cross over and turn around which side is west,left or right?

Left. (I start facing north and end facing north.)

Originally posted by SwissGambit
Left. (I start facing north and end facing north.)

Interesting profile-You joined in april but have not made a move.
Walked to the North pole to sort this out?

Originally posted by mollybaker
Interesting profile-You joined in april but have not made a move.
Walked to the North pole to sort this out?

Pretty easy problem, actually.

Originally posted by mollybaker
Interesting profile-You joined in april but have not made a move.
Walked to the North pole to sort this out?

The reason that Swiss Gambit has not made a move is because he does not play chess. He only does chess problems.

Originally posted by EinsteinMind
The reason that Swiss Gambit has not made a move is because he does not play chess. He only does chess problems.

You joined later than him he needs you to speak for him?

Originally posted by mollybaker
You joined later than him he needs you to speak for him?

i think he was just trying to answer your question 😠

Originally posted by jvanhine
i think he was just trying to answer your question 😠

Don't worry I have read a few posts from this poster, my adroit synopsis is: total nut job.

Originally posted by mollybaker
You walk to the north pole, west is on your left.
When you cross over and turn around which side is west,left or right?

If you turn 180 degrees, wouldn't west be to your right? Or when you say "turn around" do you mean one full rotation?

Originally posted by smomofo
If you turn 180 degrees, wouldn't west be to your right? Or when you say "turn around" do you mean one full rotation?

Nope, in crossing the north pole north isn't in front of you anymore.

Originally posted by TheMaster37
Nope, in crossing the north pole north isn't in front of you anymore.

But when you turn around it is.

Originally posted by TheMaster37
Nope, in crossing the north pole north isn't in front of you anymore.

Oh, I get it. I was thinking of the western hemisphere. I don't know why.