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Asphalt-Man? Classic.

Dude some of these mofos walk up the ramp so slow

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Click the link, they have a picture of the superhighway

Is it a series of tubes?

What is a good book on the history of paper and/or bookbinding? Bonus points for an emphasis on East Asia

Oh. My favourite is the one about the ignored little pathway that gets paved over by radioactive asphalt!

Haha, I just saw the other day ancient aliens is on its 18th freaking season or so. Incredible. I do enjoy the shows cinematography though. They do an excellent job at filming historical sites. I just wish they wouldn't purposefully film blurry shots of hieroglyphics to mislead people into believing it's a helicopter or whatever they choose to imagine. They also tend to crop out all the context to fit their narrative. Def A show that's always best watched on mute.

This is what I was thinking. (Witten in 1994)

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Or information superhighway!

The Stone Age is generally considered to have ended around 3,000 B.C.

No, this was a regular highway on Krypton, but a scientist launched it to Earth before the planet exploded, & under Earth's yellow sun the regular highway became a super highway...

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I'm very confused, the article indicates that 50BC is considered part of a stone age?

"...from the Mesolithic period, or Middle Stone Age (15,000 B.C. to 50 B.C.) to medieval times (from A.D. 476 to A.D. 1450)."

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Another request -- I'm interested in a book that goes into depth about the causes of WWI. Not just the immediate causes (the assassination of Franz Ferdinand, the naval arms build-up between Germany and the UK, etc.), but also long-term issues like the enmity between France and Germany, the decline of the Ottoman Empire, the trouble in the Balkans, etc.

Also -- and this could be for a separate recommendation -- I'm interested in reading about the ideological motivations behind the war (but preferably something less simplistic or at least more multifaceted than the idea of WWI being a war about liberalism).

So Harfoots then?

Check out North02 on YouTube of you are interested in ancient homo beings and others that were similar like the Denisovan or Neanderthal

Super highways have a grocery section.

Thanks for these links!