You’ve probably seen them before. A faint trail cutting across a grassy field.A narrow track through wildflowers.A shortcut worn into the earth beside a perfectly designed sidewalk. Urban planners have a name for these: desire paths . They appear when people consistently walk where they actually want to go rather than where a paved path tells them to go. Recently highlighted in the New York Times , desire paths reveal something fascinating about human behavior: given the choi

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