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🟥QUICK REVIEW: Origins of "Port" & "Starboard" Imagine you're standing on a ship facing forward, towards the front or "bow." Now, if you extend your arms out to your sides, your left hand would be pointing to the port side, and your right hand would be pointing to the starboard side. So, why the different names? ✅Well, back in the day when ships were mostly powered by oars, the left side of the ship was called the "port" side because that's where the ship would dock in port. "Larboard" which is