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this post was submitted on 08 Jul 2025
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You say this is human nature, but I see this comments section filled with good little doggies that follow master's rules.
Yet desire paths will always happen regardless.
In the comic, the desire path happened because they wouldn't just connect to the crosswalk. Even in the end, the constructed path connects to the sidewalk slightly to the side instead of going straight to the crosswalk.
Desire paths happen because of poor, antihuman design choices.