Leonardo da Vinci’s brilliant mind

Leonardo Da Vinci was an Italian artist and one of the most brilliant minds of all time. He was interested in painting, sculpture, architecture, engineering and much more. He even designed the early concepts of tanks, submarines, auto-firing guns, and three-wheeled automobiles. Watch this video to learn more about Leonardo Da Vinci’s famous paintings, scientific studies, and inventions.
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[@Takaba95]

2020s: *searching everything on google but still dumb 1400s: a painter, but also engineer, architect, biologist and philosopher without any single googling

[@lightning4tz]

Just imagine Leonardo da Vinci teaming up with Albert Einstein and Nikola Tesla, they would be capable of doing whatever they desire in the world

[@henryzhao4622]

Not so sure. I think they’d need a Abe Lincoln to translate the genius to the average person!

[@lightning4tz]

@@henryzhao4622 🤦

[@lightning4tz]

@@henryzhao4622 you are going way to off topic

[@henryzhao4622]

@@lightning4tz nah I just thought doing whatever you desire in the world would require human interaction.

[@razdankh]

He even helped Ezio auditore..😌

[@josephcassano6296]

lol , his most impressive accolade without question

[@manushyan2932]

He did all this without any advanced technology or equipments. Imagine what he could do when was living in this generation

[@vedanshgure9022]

leanaro da vinci was the real life howard stark

[@friendlyone2706]

Suggested graduate thesis project for engineers: create something Leonardo designed that does not yet exist. An enterprising professor could use that as a class requirement for years.

[@skeleton208]

Thank you for the tip. Definitely bookmarking this one. Hopefully the other 14 people who liked this comment don’t beat me to the punch! Lol

[@BrilliantDesignOnline]

Da Vinci rocks!

[@99davinci]

Guess Da Vinci was the real Iron Man

[@Xposthmous]

Thank you.

[@DJSTOEK]

🖤

[@MichaelCobbs]

Great video.

[@steam7107]

Just image if he had half the resources of Tony stark

[@RDKCREATIONS]

I'll be in mars now

[@youtubeofficial8954]

Sorry i am high on weed can not imagine anything right now, my apology

[@MarshtompSolos_7]

We would time travel now 😂

[@rauchu5861]

this foooo..... "toni stank"

[@GrimKG9]

Reincarnated😏

[@beadmecreative9485]

does anyone else does not like the robot like voice of the narrater?

[@jt11erink]

Is it a modern way of narating? Google Narrator from text to voice or something?

[@kritika2456]

😍😍

[@keleniengaluafe2600]

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[@bryanslankster7937]

I think the machines are easy, it's the drawing that's amazing.

[@mayukhpurkayastha2649]

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[@rp2804]

Do a video on jabir ibn hayan

[@stroopeter]

Beans⁷

[@manuellainez2258]

like si viniste por una tarea

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[@ryuzaki____17]

definitely 200 IQ

[@WyattCayer]

He makes everyone look chimps lmao

[@matthewwynn3025]

Lmao he do tho

[@bryanslankster7937]

What problem was he trying to solve? Just quantity of machines?

[@rihannaanna6669]

He tried to invent, problem solve in a creative manner in all the ways his mind allowed him too, in order to expand his mind in all aspects he could and to be remembered for it. Why would he only focus on one specific problem to solve? That's not how inventive/creative minds work. They "disperse", they think more laterally than lineraly. Sort of, in all directions.

[@axyshaysi]

First robot? Kiddin me?? Read about Al-Jazari who lived around 1100. Father of mechanics. Leonardo inspired most of his work from him.

[@carolinagonzalezs.]

And Al-Jazari inspired from other investors before him.

[@VVhistory]

He was all right... He learnt everything from his master: Andrea del verrocchio. Leonardo was not the first polymath nor he was a great painter.

[@yankee2666]

You've obviously never studied DaVinci in any depth, if at all. Learn before you comment or you run the risk of putting your ignorance on display; they way you have here.

[@carolinagonzalezs.]

But Leonardo Da Vinci surpassed his master Andrea del Verrochio.

[@Chad-bx5ukTherearenocountries]

Charge him for the Mona Lisa canvas by the hour!

[@Chad-bx5ukTherearenocountries]

Who's his daddy? Ion know