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lol @ 15 years of using the 'interwebs'... and in all that time you still don't know how to clear your browsers cache properly...
wordpress puts 'older' on the left, 'newer' on the right.
all wordpress theme developers put 'older' on the left, 'newer' on the right
your browsers 'back' (older) button is on the left, 'forward' (newer) button is on the right.
Itunes puts the 'previous' (last, or older) on the left, 'next' (or forward, newer) on the right.
windows explorer puts 'back' (older, previous) on the left, 'forward' (newer, next) on the right.
And yet, your reasoning for all of this standard logic from the above is "stupid nerds".
To go back in time - on a blog, in your browser, in itunes, windows explorer, and anything else related to computers - you go to the left.
To go forward in time - on a blog, in your browser, in itunes, windows explorer, and anything else related to computers - you go right.
You don't go 'forward' in time to see 'older' entries... unless your primary language is arabic or something...
And using a plugin like wp-pagenavi as an argument against simple logic is simply, laughable. Because said plugin negates the entire thing by replacing the simple function with something completely different to get the job done. Much like trading in a truck for a car... they're both vehicles to get you where you need to go, but they are not the same thing.
And again, your use of a google search result as an example against the above simple logic for navigating through a timeline is, simply put, laughable.
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