LEONARDO DA VINCI: TOO DANGEROUS FOR HIS TIME

He imagined the future but never built it. His notebooks exploded with flying machines,

war devices, and anatomy sketches. Hundreds of inventions. Almost none were ever built.

He sketched endlessly, delaying for years, never finishing. Angry patrons and generals called him

unreliable. A man of ideas, not results. In 1476,

darkness fell. Leonardo was accused of sodomy. The case was dropped,

but the stigma remained. He designed brutal war concepts. Giant crossbows and

armored vehicles for kings. Secretly, he dissected human corpses,

a crime that could have cost him his life. His ideas were centuries ahead,