@Thebestfigen You need no more than 2 intersections with an odd number of lines leading out for this to be solvable.
Here there are 4 intersections, each with 3 lines leading out, therefore it can't be done.
@moving_charlie Where I live, 3-bed houses were about 15-20% their current value 30 years ago. With your example, the 300k house would be worth 1.5 million in 30 years at the same rate of increase.
That's a half million profit over 30 years even without overpaying, which you should be doing.
@ProfBrianCox I would be very happy to believe that the answer to the Fermi paradox is that the window between exoplanetary travel and self induced civilization collapse is too small for interstellar technology to have developed.
@ylecun "If you don't publish your research *in some way* your research will likely have no impact." is very different, and far more reasonable, than "If you do research and don't publish, it's not Science", which isn't misunderstood so much as misspoken.
@_MrMustard Assuming the outgoing road is laned specifically for a subsequent junction, the black car is actually obstructing the grey car from reaching the vacant spot on the left. Had the black car pulled across fully to the right, the grey car wouldn't have had to stop in the box.
@Rebecca74083947@EliotJacobson Certainly EV in most countries is still largely fossil produced, and then the electrical distribution losses aren't insignificant either. It's a potential future, but it isn't yet as clean as people imagine.