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Having an interest in his art, and to some degree his inventions, I didn't know much of his work with cadaviers, and autopsy.
Hence I was suprised to learn in last nights ABC episode of Dangerous Liasions: Leonardo da Vinci.
His work with cadaviers was 3-4 centuries ahead of the world, and along with his inventions, were lost to the world until what he'd thought of had been exceeded.
What would history have been like, and how different could things have been if he was able to truly leave his mark on society?
He'd recognised cholestarol 400 years before anyone else.
He had designs for scuba gear, helicopters and submarines 3-400 years before anyone else.
Was this man the greatest human mind that ever lived? (that we know about)
Hence I was suprised to learn in last nights ABC episode of Dangerous Liasions: Leonardo da Vinci.
His work with cadaviers was 3-4 centuries ahead of the world, and along with his inventions, were lost to the world until what he'd thought of had been exceeded.
What would history have been like, and how different could things have been if he was able to truly leave his mark on society?
He'd recognised cholestarol 400 years before anyone else.
He had designs for scuba gear, helicopters and submarines 3-400 years before anyone else.
Was this man the greatest human mind that ever lived? (that we know about)

