Leonardo's brain. The Genius of Da Vinci (Leonardo's Brain: Understanding Da Vinci's Creative Genius)

This popular science book was written by the namesake of the great Leonardo, but by the name of Shlein:) The book left a double impression: On the one hand, an interesting excursion into the history of the great artist

• and on the other hand, a large number of twists and strains in the interpretation of his scientific achievements

From the non-trivial ideas of the author, we can distinguish the hypothesis that Leonardo’s achievements were due to his unconventionalness, both in terms of the leading hand and in terms of sexual preferences. In addition, I consider it a breakthrough assumption that Leonado possessed a visionary technique from the arsenal of the heroes of the Battle of the Extrasens. The author of the book refers to Stanford experiments. 70-80s as successful, although according to other books, for example, Michio KakuPhysics of the impossibleThese experiments ended inconclusively, except for the embezzlement of tens or even hundreds of millions of dollars. In summary: the book is strongly on the amateur, and not a lover of science.

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