Its not really a straight path, but a representation of a path that is connected and direct with no gaps or barriers.
Think kind of like taking a walk through a field, but then one day a fence appears, then the next day a road appears, and then another day a highway appears and blocks you off completely.
I don’t think straight paths was the norm until it was required by things like trains and highways.
Its not really a straight path, but a representation of a path that is connected and direct with no gaps or barriers.
Think kind of like taking a walk through a field, but then one day a fence appears, then the next day a road appears, and then another day a highway appears and blocks you off completely.