ducksol asked me to step in as a bridge designer(N.C.;ret.) and partial translator. Half the stuff he says even gets by ME, a fellow pine tar afficiando!
Great idea! Always dreamed of a real intercoastal bridge! All ideas so far CAN be accomodated. Just one note, here, ducksol. We want the ferengi down on the RipRap, NOT up on the bridge! However, you, dear ducky, will have to determine the working definition of ferengi, so everyone will be treated equally, if not fairly.
The secondary reason for lots of twisties is expansion. Whether the Pacific is shrinking or expanding, there will have to be some flexibility built in to allow for it. Some of the structure (sorry, insider tech term...) will have to be built on floaters, due to the great depths; I would propose a partnership with Motel 6 (deep 6! get it....o well) to combine the floating foundations with overnight accomadations, complete with underwater views and real submarine rides. We could probably get 500 bucks a seat, and retired admirals will work cheap. Another benefit would be the ability to check out degree of bump steer during inclement weather.
Any questions?