Can some of you Dr. explain why Aircraft uses Inverted Controls? Meaning you pull back to fly up & push front to go down? Why not the other way round?

I'm no expert at all haha, but I do play some flight simulator games I guess its more natural and easier to control the aircraft like that? It sure feels weird to push the stick forward to ascend. The joystick can be easily set to invert controls so I guess its not related to the flying mechanisms?

I'm only guessing here, but it's probably because of how the first aircraft control surfaces were wired up. Pulling up the stick causes a wire to pull the flaps down, and cause the aircraft to go up. After a while, this become convention, and everyone follows it.

But what do you mean the controls are inverted. It isn't. You pull up to go up, you push down to go down.

Would you prefer that you pull up to go down, and push down to go up? Would you also prefer that you turn right to go left, and turn left to go right?

Maybe in Aircraft inverted is up = up, down = down, but outside aircraft inverted up = down, down = up.

Is there a small article to explain? I googled but found not a single page of solution. Unbelievable.

It is only logic to push is going down because if you are facing down pulled by gravity, your instinct is to pull up to level the plane not push down some more to go up.