How Leonardo Da Vinci Truly Changed the World

How did Da Vinci change the world as we know it today? A true "Renaissance Man", inventor, artist & scholar Leonardo da Vinci was one of the most diversely talented individuals of all time. His "unquenchable curiosity" led him to make discoveries and inventions that were beyond his time, not to mention his numerous artistic masterpieces. Today on SciShow, Hank takes us into the mind of this incredible man and his lasting effect on society today.
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[minicupcakes]

leonardo is the only man who can truly say “i told you so”

[UPlayNetwork]

He was the best renaissance man, a true role model and hero

[LoveIsAPuzzle]

Leonardo da Vinci's life makes me think you shouldn't do great things in order to be appreciated in the now but to be a key figure for those in the future.
Sustainability over immediate reception.

[程潇潇-hu]

leonardo da vinci is the perfect example of "great things are often achieved being alone"

[haidianderston]

Honestly if I could go back in time I would choose to met Leonardo. I am fascinated by his work and his ideas.

[Megneous]

Leonardo should be a role model to all young children going through their education instead of pop stars.

[KrissLucia]

Leonardo is one of my heroes, honestly. I've looked up to him since I was a kid.

[ThallanarRabidtooth]

I know why Leonardo never published his works; he was too busy out adventuring with Ezio Auditore.

[Caldella]

Leonardo da Vinci has bascially always been one of my favorite historical figures, and I swear that the more I learn about him, the more impressive he becomes.

[artesiningart]

That's why I am really trying at my own to emulate or make Leonardo as my inspiration in studies. I love learning taxonomy, paleontology, religions, arts, culture, psychology, philosophy, anthropology, history, and design. I also love making and seeing connections and interrelatioms among different disciplines and fields, thus making me love multi and interdisciplinary stuffs too.

[schrnz]

Thank you for making this, Leonardo Da Vinci is still arguably the most understated genius in human history

[SatinFoxx]

And this is why I learn more in a day than school taught me in years of classrooms and students. Thank you Hank.

[NickiRusin]

I just wanted to say that Hank is a smart, talented, responsive and awesome individual. Thank you very much for bringing science to people!

[Noxshus]

If only we could view the past through the genetic memories of our ancestors in Renaissance Italy and go around gathering the pages of da Vinci's notebooks from  inconvenient places

[dayalannaicker]

In grade 6 watching this for a school project he is truly amazing

[HisCarlnessI]

This, and the library of Alexandria. So many sad moments where human history lost opportunity. 

[chef]

Imagine if DaVinci was born today with all of these technology that we have. Maybe we'd be living on Mars today.

[laos]

Leonardo Da Vinci is my greatest and most favourite, ideal, person, and everything between. Engineer, thinker, scientist, self learner, and artist is one of the most genius treat to have and I felt like he represent me has a person. Coolest and awesome person to ever live on this planet. It's not about how famous, accepted you get, popular, education degree, or money. It's all about how great you are in skills and mine. Leonardo Da Vinci shouldn't only be known as painter but a greatest human genius who have ever lived.

[TerenceClark]

Da Vinci is my go to guy for the "historical figure you'd like to meet/have dinner with".  I mean, I'd have to learn renaissance Florentine Italian, but it would be fascinating.

[akashpoudel]

Seeing this video is my pleasure as it makes me feel few people on earth are responsible for changing the way we all live today....Vinci is an inspiration for me