You can cruise cautiously, taking in the mountains as they rise before you, flipping perspective to see that last city fade in the rear-view mirror.
Seeing Mario Kart in HD is one thing, but what makes Mario Kart 8 such a visual feast is how confident it is in flipping perspective, folding its tracks in upon themselves, sending great loops skywards and curving back down, or making solid ground ripple to create potential boost jumps.
Continuing to flip perspective to the other side of this creative coin, consider the hands that held the brushes, the pens, that hit the typewriter keys.
The movie flips perspectives throughout, between life as it appears to Riley, at the macroscopic level of ordinary behavior, and the inner life of her five emotions and the other beings that they (especially Joy and Sadness) encounter as they try to guide Riley through her life.
But we believe that articulating this particular 'Yin and Yang' relationship explicitly rather than tacitly can perhaps spark new research and theory simply by encouraging researchers to deliberately and systematically flip perspectives in a self-aware way.
The play deals with the random encounters of three post-office customers, sometimes flipping its perspective to go behind the counter with the three postal workers, while three musicians weave in and out of the scenes, now as background, now as postal customers themselves.
Back at the beginning of the show, across a floor whose size is accentuated by a geometric pattern of yellow, grey and black shapes that optically flip perspective as you look at them, a ventriloquist's dummy sits on a shelf, dangling his legs in the air.
Some future exhibition will flip this perspective around.
Falling in love will be like looking into a mirror and seeing yourself; in fact, simply tap the Camera app and flip the perspective to face you.
A new film about the life and death of Impastato, "I Cento Passi" ("The Hundred Steps"), flips the perspective, burrowing deep into the day-to-day grip of local Mafia bosses on Impastato's family and small town, and relegating Aldo Moro to a footnote.
Or a gravity switch to flip her perspective. .
