If I had to guess, all things equal, its probably much thicker than your average driveway.

Yes, for example taxiways and aprons designed to take the weight of large aircraft like A380s can be ~470mm (almost half a metre) thick, and that's only half of the structure with the subgrade and sub-base together being about as thick! Whereas the standard for driveways where I live is 125mm thick.

Time is a flat circle

Legends fade to myth, and even myth is long forgotten when the Age that gave it birth comes again.

I win again, Lews Therin..

Why does it need some kind of boundary? What if it was operating on a limitless trajectory?

I appreciate your thirst for knowledge

At the very least, i would assume the majority of folks here were pi-holing devices on their network.

I try to live life by the following lyric:

All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be.

Endeavor to touch and see everything. Therein, you'll discover quite a lot about you and all else.

you beat me to it. i understand why sas gets hate but I think that comes with simply not understanding how powerful it is.

It was a great language, but it was/is extremely cost-prohibitive plus it simply fell out of favor in academia, for many of the same reasons, and thus was supplanted by free alternatives.

SAS has entered the chat

Glad I'm not the only one. Euro Cops!