Neuroscience and the pursuit of consciousness in its broadest sense have been the cornerstones of my life's work. I invite you to share this article on the fascinating mind of Leonardo da Vinci.
Leonardo’s Brain: What a Posthumous “Brain Scan” Six Centuries Later Reveals about the Source of Da Vinci’s Creativity
How the most creative human who ever lived was able to access a different state of consciousness.
https://www.brainpickings.org/2014/11/17/leonardos-brain-leonard-shlain/
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Ken Boddie
2 years ago #3
Came across this pic of one of your theatre staff, old mate. Seemed topical. 😂🤣😂
Ian Weinberg
2 years ago #2
😃 Always pleasant to meet another artless mortal - thought I was alone! Your visitation could have been worse - imagine being visited by only one of his cerebral hemispheres. That would have resulted in a ‘part-attack’! Weak I know, but its Thursday…
Ken Boddie
2 years ago #1
Inspiring stuff, Ian, about a uniquely complex character who appeared to marry art with engineering in such an accomplished way. Hard to believe that his “pearly grey, gelatinous, three-pound universe” could achieve so much, given his initial lack of a ‘formal’ education. Don't know if I've told you this before, Ian, but, as an artless engineer myself, I felt there was hope for me to develop my non-scientific skills the other night, when I was actually visited by what appeared to be the ghost of Da Vinci. It fair gave me an ‘art attack'! 🤣😂🤣