> So you assumed the road is linear ? What kind of a perception is that
> (((: have you heard the word "helical" ?

If the road is not linear, but involves curves then even more energy will b=
e required to replace the energy scrubbed off by turning.

Even if that wasn't the case, the helix would still need to be as high as t=
he linear road previously mentioned.
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