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Suburban Sprawl Infrastructure Ponzi Geometry.

Models the mathematical insolvency of American suburban sprawl, demonstrating how low-density cul-de-sacs fail to generate enough property tax revenue to ever pay for the eventual replacement of their own asphalt and sewer pipes.

## Stochastic Modeling in the Browser

A deterministic calculator always outputs 'A' when given 'A'. But the real world is stochastic. This utility applies a randomized Monte Carlo simulation variance to your inputs to test structural fragility.

### Security and Sandboxing
Because executing thousands of simulated loops can be hijacked by malicious actors to mine cryptocurrency (Cryptojacking), our engine enforces an absolute execution timeout block. If the computation exceeds 1500ms, it is cleanly aborted.

### Output Interpretation
The resulting bell curve output isn't a guarantee of the future; it's a map of risk probabilities. If the 5th percentile outcome results in catastrophic failure (or bankruptcy), the parameters must be adjusted. Survivability is prioritized over maximum theoretical efficiency.