That's a neat way to look at it. Scrolls were literally designed to be unfolded and read, so the idea of a long, continuous page carries over into digital scrolling. Even the margin widths on old manuscripts echo the padding we put around text in apps to give our eyes a breathing space. And the way parchment had to be handled—careful, deliberate—kind of reminds us why we still build interfaces that feel solid and trustworthy, even if everything is on a screen. I guess the past just leaves a gentle shape that we adapt, even if we don't always notice it.