title: Identical Twins And Roman Roads
author: The Browser
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published: 2026-01-31T16:01:20+00:00
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Identical Twins And Roman Roads
By Caroline Crampton & Kaamya Sharma • 31 Jan 2026 | View in browser
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The full Browser recommends five articles, a video and a podcast. Today, enjoy our audio and video picks.Podcast : Nature, Nurture And Identical Twins | EconTalk. Famous studies about identical twins reared apart seem to indicate that genetics is destiny. This conversation unravels the problems with those studies (1h 4m)
Video : Travel The Roads Of The Roman Empire | YouTube | Itiner-e | 8m 39s
Computer simulation of what it was like to use Roman roads in different parts of the empire, with a particular focus on the variety of surfaces.
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