Re:Braess' paradox: adding a new road to a city can slow dow...
by Retric on Friday October 16, 2015 @11:58AM
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Your confusing a local optima with a global one. If you added enough rail capacity eventually you run out of people in the country to use up more capacity. Roads are something of a special case in that they scale terribly, but you really could build a rail network in a city that could handle 7 billion people per hour if cost was not an issue.
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