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Yeah! Then those same engineers will notice how much single point of failure that model leads to, and how rigid that is. So they will be looking to leverage the
by IMTDb 1y ago
Yeah! Then those same engineers will notice how much single point of failure that model leads to, and how rigid that is. So they will be looking to leverage the existing much denser, much flexible, more connected and redundant network that exists alongside those rare tracks.
It’s almost like this evolution did not happen before.
- randunel 1y agoImagine having rails instead of roads, and roads instead of rails. The same argument would apply, only roads would lead to less efficiency overall.