Reading a philosophy book that Vesuvius tried to erase

A volcano burned a library of scrolls into charcoal almost two thousand years ago. Now scientists have read one without unrolling it. They used a medical CT scanner and artificial intelligence to peek inside the blackened roll. The scroll held nearly five feet of ancient Greek philosophy on good and evil. Experts think the Stoic founder Chrysippus wrote the text himself. The real story is the ideas inside, not the clever tech that saved them.

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