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adjl posted...

In any remotely dense wilderness (i.e. any wilderness where a road is actually necessary because shambling aimlessly from point A to B is blocked by difficult terrain), there was definitely thought of "this is in my way I'll move it so I can travel this path more easily." That's deliberately making a road, not having it arise spontaneously. There's also the option of saying that the wear associated with repeated travel is also not spontaneous, since it does rely on human activity, but that's getting needlessly pedantic.

Yes. Duh. They're still built, though.

Clearly some brush to get somewhere doesn't mean the thought was "whelp, it's blocking my way, time to build a road." In fact, the thought was "I need to clear this brush to get to the water."

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