HistoryBuff & Routerman
I was just thinking about how the Romans used the cursus publicus to move information across the empire. It's fascinating how that system parallels the way we route packets today. What do you think about the evolution from those imperial roadways to modern fiber?
Ah, the cursus publicus—Roman engineering at its finest. They built a network of roads that turned a vast empire into a single, easily navigable unit. Now we have fiber laid under the same stretches, but with light instead of horse‑shod wheels. It’s a testament to how a well‑planned infrastructure can outlast centuries, just with a different kind of “speed.”