if two consecutive copies of a curve do not intersect, can we add an infinite sequence?

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Start with a simple non-self intersecting curve on the plane from point $A$ to $B$. Then add a translated copy of that curve next to it, so they from a new curve, and assume that also the new curve does not self-intersect.

My question is: if I iterate this indefinitely, can intersections appear (given the first and second copy did not intersect)?

This is certainly not true in 3D space. I can make a curve and concatenate three copies, so that the first and second (and the second and third) copy do not intersect, but the first and third one do.

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