Re: Connex pictures - take 2

[Michael Kurkowski <mkurkowski@my-deja.com>]

In article <397E82D5.C56B228F@yahoo.com>,
  Ben Munro <sporologist@yahoo.com> wrote:


> You say that people prefer to face each other. In trains with
> reversible
> seating, most people change the direction of the seats to face the
> front
> of the train. This doesn't fit with your assertion.
> To many people, being looked at is threatening.

Because they have the choice of facing forward. With fixed seating as
the only option, one would prefer to face someone else, than everyone
facing backwards in a particular direction.

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