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where roads, wires, and fates argue about which way to go next.
means A point where two or more things—roads, railway lines, wires, rivers—meet or join together.
from From Latin 'iunctio,' meaning 'a joining,' built on the verb 'iungere,' 'to join'—the same root that yokes together 'join,' 'conjunction,' and even 'yoke' itself (all distant cousins through the Proto-Indo-European root *yeug-, 'to join'). It entered English in the 18th century, and the railway boom soon nailed it firmly to the place where tracks converge.
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