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Let's say that you are behind my back where I can't see you. According to the law of physics, gravity bends light. If light hits something, the light would bounce back according to it's direction. Now let's say that the world is round like a billiard ball, smooth and no bumps whatsoever. In this world, there is only you and me standing "back to back". Ok, so light hits you and it bounces back but because of gravity, it bends. While the light is bending, it travels around the world and finally the light hits my eyes. According to science, we can see because light hits our eyes and the brain process the light so that we can "see". Now, you are standing behind my back but because of the light that hits you, I could see you clearly in front of me. On to the main question, where is "behind"?

Note, this is just a theoretical condition. Not applicable to real life condition. Thank you for reading and have a fun time thinking about it.

I'm looking back but I don't see you...
Where are you?

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