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But the line of people overall shifts back one person each time, so the average speed would still be the same as if the guy was alone.
by aqfamnzc 4y ago
But the line of people overall shifts back one person each time, so the average speed would still be the same as if the guy was alone.
- paulpauper 4y agoi think it can work if the second to first person on the line does not shift immedialty after the first person but waits until the first person rejoins at the end.
- InitialLastName 4y agoThe second person starts the process 1 person-space behind the front of the line. Every person who takes a break and moves to the back moves the front of the group back by one person-space. From an individual perspective, how is it any faster than walking alone (or everyone taking the same break at once, assuming they don't take any time to regroup or string out). If it isn't more efficient from any given person's perspective (for all of the walkers), it isn't better for the group.