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"If there is an infinite number of buckets, there must be a bucket where the other buckets don't exist."
If there are an infinite number of road junctions, there must be one that reaches a place where road junctions don't exist.
That's the airstrip.
Taxiways would like a word.
Ooo, look at you with your fancy infrastructure. I bet you even have commercial flights!
In all seriousness, some airstrips have only a paved runway, and it's just dirt for everything else.
Fair enough. The ice runways in Antarctica seem like a good example of 'no intersections,' don't they?
There are infinite numbers, but none of the numbers are the apple I ate last week.
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