Gatusko: Oji, you keep talking about the left, right and centre, which I do not understand.
Oksutag: It is a triple-term to represent the political bias/shift/inclination of the policies/functionality of governance in a country.
G: So, what signifies what?
O: Imagine that you are stretching your arms, left and right into their out directions; then left side represents free thought, like democracy, those people are not conservative; whereas the right hand side represents conservative thought of governance.
G: How the variations are explained?
O: You go along, say the left arm and at the extreme end you meet the most free-democracy, and in the same way to the extreme right you meet most conservative ruling.
G: Then, what about other types of functionalities?
O: They all fall in between along both the stretched arms and hands, and the remaining ones would be at the centre.
G: I never knew this earlier, except the three words, now I get some picture of it.
O: So, try to remember this.
G: I am also thinking, how would I remember this, like which hand is conservative and which is free?
O: Try to associate this with your own arms?
G: Yes, I think I should do this way: I will associate the freedom with my left hand that is more free than my right hand, because my right arm is injured, offended and operated, hence its movement is not that free, it is restricted, and hence conservative.
O: Oh, yes that is a nice association, but what others would be doing to remember this aspect of triple term?
G: I do not know.
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