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This might not be the exact manifestation of the paradox, but I think it's at least a supporting anecdote. The latest Sim City had its problems, but I definite
by kevlar1818 8y ago
This might not be the exact manifestation of the paradox, but I think it's at least a supporting anecdote.
The latest Sim City had its problems, but I definitely experienced this phenomenon in its traffic simulation. Adding more roads created more intersections which -- using a computer analogy -- created more context switches between competing cars (threads). Intersections would become clogged, potentially backing up nearby intersections. The best traffic systems in Sim City minimized intersections just as much as -- if not more than -- throughput and mean travel distance.