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What would a chair look like if our knees bent in the opposite direction as they do now?
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∙ 9y ago
This sounds like a question from one of those "Microsoft" style job interviews. The point is to show how you think; there isn't really a right or wrong answer, so you can say whatever you think seems reasonable as long as you justify it and explain WHY you think it's reasonable. The interviewer is really looking more to see your thought process than for a "correct" answer.
So, just take your best guess, and explain why you think that. Since there's no "right" answer, you could even come up with several possibilities ... after all, we have more than one kind of chair now, and there's no reason to assume we'd have only one kind if our knees bent the other way. There are chairs with backs and no arms, chairs with backs and arms, chairs with neither (stools), beanbag chairs (these would probably still work), benches where several people can sit next to each other (these also might still work, with a slight modification) and so on.
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