Think Like Leonardo Da Vinci | Learning from Legends
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In this video, we take an in-depth look at the life of Leonardo da Vinci, and what we can learn from him.
I take a look at many of Leonardo Da Vinci's inventions, discoveries, and creations - from his robot knight, to his tank, to his flying machines (such as the ornithopter), to his studies of anatomy and astronomy, to his viola organista. Of course that also includes his art, and the way Leonardo's paintings were informed by maths - as seen in the vitruvian man in particular.
Leonardo Da Vinci was a true polymath and reneissance man. He was the 'real Tony Stark'. And he's someone we can all learn from. Da Vinci's works often went unappreciated during his time, but that didn't stop him constantly learning and exploring. We can all do the same!
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Hey gang, hope you enjoy this video! Let me know if you'd like to see more like this. Any suggestions for future 'legends' very welcome! And let me know what you're learning/working on right now.
Just to quickly clear the water - a few people are pointing out that Thomas Frank also just did a video on Da Vinci. I did not know this at the time of upload! These videos take days and weeks to make, and if you check my Patreon and my last two videos, I've been talking about this for a while. It's likely not a huge coincidence, given that it's the 500th anniversary of DaVinci's death! I'm off to watch his now :-D
Anyway, enjoy and thanks for watching!
Suggestion for a possible future legends video: the Godfather of Fitness,Jack LaLanne
Wow! I am grateful for biography and didn't know so many things about him. I don't know why I hadn't researched him in depth before. Shame on me.
I'm currently using several apps and websites to teach myself Java and Japanese. I follow channels, read books and articles to learn more about fitness, nutrition, meditation, and psychology. That's why your channel is perfect and I support it by sharing it with family, friends, coworkers, and the occasional stranger I meet at random places.
I noticed your logo early and thought it looked like Vitruvian Ironman. Is this exactly correct? I'm curious as to the thought process.
Thanks :-D I really appreciate the support! And it's awesome you're learning all that. I'm using Skillshare, Brilliant, and Curiosity Stream - so right there with you (really hoping they offer me a sponsorship someday as I genuinely love them!).
As for the logo, it wasn't specifically meant to be Iron Man - more just a 'high tech' kind of vitruvian man lol. Though I think I was definitely a little inspired by the opening to the old Iron Man cartoon season 2, so I guess in a wat... :-P (think that might also have been riffing off of the lawnmower man!)
Oh yeah he is for sure on my list! :-D
Niiice!!
Well, as suggested by The Bioneer:
Learning From Legends
• Nikola Tesla - philosophy, inventions and impacts in our life today.
Living Legends
• David Goggins - exceptional mind control.
Think Like
• MacGyver - problem solving skills.
Legendary Training
• Vikings - training methodology.
Psychological Warfare
• Subliminal and Subconscious - difference and effects in our daily life.
Training Tools
• Water - aquatic training and equipment.
Health and Performances
• Hydration - impact on mood, focus and fatigue.
Martial Arts
• Grappling - history, training and benefits.
Strength Training and Bodybuilding
• Olympic Weightlifting - speed, flexibility and coordination.
• Gymnastic - body control.
• Swimming - strength and conditioning.
Brain Training
• Music - short and long emotional and cognitive effects.
• Perception - effect on behivor.
Superhero Training
• The Punisher - strategy.
Anime Training
• Rock Lee - history, dedication and perseverance.
Unexpected Scenarios (new?)
• Survival Skills - mental, plan and strategy for emergency situations.
Learning From Movies
• Inception - knowledge of dreams and reality.
A relative short list of (in my opinion) interesting topics.
Good luck to everyone watching!
Awesome thanks for these! Some really great ideas here. Some were already in my list but definitely some more interesting ones to look into. Thanks for sharing :-)
I spent 6 years practicing writing with both hands at the same time & eventually moved up to drafting on two tables at the same time. It takes your thinking to a whole new level several planes above average since I use both sides of my brain all the time. Genius is a learned skill & not just a god given talent. I'm not a genius but folks that I come in contact with tell me that I am - folks confuse transmutation of ones brain from a drone to a rapid learning organ with genius. Kind of sad really! I read a book everyday since I taught myself to speed read & am a seeker of knowledge and wisdom. Nothing more and nothing less. Thanks for the video - hope it wakes everyone up to the fact that they all have infinite potential!!!
Wow that's amazing! So you can write two separate sentences simultaneously? This is something I've often thought about. Does it allow you to maintain two trains of thoughts? Kudos on the amazing dedication! :-)
It is one train of thought that develops left brain rail one , right brain rail two & a third rail that flips back & forth between hands & sides of the brain. Hard to explain but I'll try - I think my two thoughts that i want to write & they are compartmentalized into two thought packets - one for each hand & piece of paper. It then becomes a mental image of two pieces of paper that aren't even written at this point in time. Then I simply close my eyes & switch 4 to 5 word packets for each hand & flip back & forth in my mind as I write with each hand at the same time. It is almost a mystical experience in that I have one train of thought visualized as two packets & muscle memory does the rest. Our brains are f*cking supercomputers if we work on methods & get out of its way. With a systematic, disciplined approach diligently applied over years of practice I can do this thing & my left & right brain feel like they are flipping back & forth to the point of a state of resonance & the skill is now fully developed. I had to do lots of mind mapping & other subset exercises such as writing without looking the the notebooks along with very slow & methodical writing with each hand separately to hone my writing to a legible output. When i go to meetings at work it really freaks everyone out when they see me do it the first time and it is a real ice breaker with the teams I work with. Everyone that see's me do it look at my notebooks & they all say the same thing. Damn! Your hand writing is excellent - were you a draftsman or something in the past & I say yeah I used to be a drafter before these damn computers made the art obsolete. I take great pride in my hand writing & it is not in cursive. I write with both hands simultaneously in block letters approximately 1/8" inch tall & it does almost look like a machine produced the letters & punctuation. I have one more facet to master - i would like to be able to do creative writing with each hand & write two completely different short stories at the same time. Why? Just because its there. I fist thought of this skill when I had a very catastrophic motorcycle accident which caused me to impact a large car head on without a helmet at a relative speed of 100 mph. I bounced off the car & flew down the road two telephone poles in distance (approx. 120 feet & over the wires0 and I noticed how slowly my brain perceived time as well as giving me a glimpse of just how we exist with our brains consciously in idle compared to the near death moments & I decided to explore this realm. Higher conscious existence & high performance brain functional performance for long periods of time & when I thought about it I realized that when I was flying thru the air that100% of my brain was engaged in slow motion conscious thought & I was able to go from a cartwheel spinning at a very high rotation speed to a tuck & roll & landed on my feet. Saved my life!
@@zonzulu That sounds very dubious😂😂
@@zonzulu That sounds very dubious
@@zonzulu someone should make a doc on this guy
Genius isn't even a strong enough word to describe him.
What did the natives think of him at the time?🤔
I would have to say creative+passionate+curious would be enough
It is the mark of a educated mind never to entertain a thought without accepting it.
He was a polymath, meaning, one that is a specialist in several fields.
@@kalarishiva3769 homo universalis
This channel needs to be bigger
1) Take several drawing/painting classes.
2) Jeet Kune Do classes from Bruce Lee.
3) Maths classes
4) Keep going
I believe Leonardo is one of the most amazing human beings ever existed on the planet, a personal hero for me too since childhood. I just loved how you explained so much about him in just 13 mins. The final part was so motivational and particulary true. Good job dude!
PS you havent butchered any names at all lol, but I loved your humbleness :)
Cheers from Italy!
He is not one of the most amazing. Amazement is an emotion, he never wanted to trigger such an emotion, thus we can not judge him on regards on amazement.
I love LDV he has always been my idol. I'm glad you made this content!
This was amazing!!!!!!!! Truly inspiring. I honestly feel like you are an undiscovered da Vinci of our time :) ❤️
I often find myself coming back to this video to repeatedly take notes, now I realize it's about challenging/encourage my own intellect.(which is what this video is challenging us to do.)
Excited for the new polymath series.
I learnt alot here that i previously didnt know, thanks adam!
Im so inspired, thanks for making this video!
I would've loved to hear more in-depth info of how to achieve the state of mind and being of Da Vinci, rather then his inventions and discoveries, nevetheless AMAZING video, i really loved the angle you are taking to express yourself, and the information you selected.
I'm also trying to figure out how to make my life more similar to Da Vinci's, by living a life based fully on passion, interest and curiosity. But the society forces us to surrender to a fake reality making us enslaved to the people in power. Any suggestions on how to achieve this??
Keep up the good work, not a lot of people use internet in a productive / contributional way, i'll hope to see you in the future thriving and changing the world, continuing to show us the reality you are shaping!!
Take care and have a nice day
Bare knuckle boxing and barefoot running would make good video suggestions.
Barefoot running isn't beneficial. Even African Athletes tell you wear shoes, let alone Bushmen who wear sandals. Bare knuckle boxing, that could be interesting, as all of us don't walk around with punching gloves!
@@Mr3344555 It's actually been studies it has been beneficial as humans used to walk barefoot thousands of years ago. They can't explain it but you seem more grounded as that calms the mind. It's kind of like consciousness. They can't explain it but it's helpful
@@Psalm_23 it's kind of like magic! But Here's a Kenyan who has medals in the Olympics stating running barefoot ISNT beneficial at all. Segment starts @4:59, here the video.
All the brain damage with bare kunkle
@@rubenespino8886 not to mention the knuckle damage 😂
hell yeah new bioneer upload ;^)
great content bro. may i dare suggest you see if its good to include sub-headers what youre going to talk about. It makes flow of the video that way more digestable.
amazing stuff, thanks!
Wow thank you for that knowledge me and davinci have a large amount in common, down to even the training to use my right
Well done! Thanks!
His greatness is beyond our comprehension.
Can you do a video on how to train, be like.. some of the more nostalgic superheroes of the 1930’s Protean genius Doc Savage, The Shadow and The Phantom? Thanks for the great videos.
If you like machine sketches that were centuries ahead of their time, Hans Talhoffer had a few in his treatise on war. He included sketches of a deep diving suit that might be fully functional with medieval materials.
@@dellkuy4002 Talhoffer was a martial artist though. Perfect fuel for steampunk war machine fantasy
not sure if u have done this but a video on body weight to power ratios, like average height and weight for maximum strength flexibility and speed.
Cool idea, thanks!
@@TheBioneer your welcome, love your content man. Honestly the most under viewed channel on TH-cam imo.
Love this I want more!
About dr Jack kruse
And naudi agular functional patterns
Also David Weck with his Weck Method
I have a “curiosity book” where I write down a thought, idea, or anything I’m interested about with the date and time. I started this when I was 19 and I’m about to turn 25. I don’t regret it
Thank you.
Great little biography of Leo, of his life and works. But was the question 'how to think like Leonardo da Vinci' answered?
Thanks! Fair point. I tried to wrap this up in the conclusion - the idea being to be inspired by his desire to keep learning and pursuing new topics. To research and experiment for the sake of it, and not be held back by the belief that we can't bring anything new to a field or subject (especially with regards to a lack of qualifications). Maybe I should have emphasized that more throughout :-)
The Bioneer it would have been interesting to hear about “how he used the fibbonacci sequence to make eveything more aesthetic”, I’ll research this detail myself. Great video tho, keep it up 💯
Thoughts on Paleolithic Diet or "Cavemen" diet. Beneficial or not? Anyways, forgot to say this was really informative and entertaining to watch even in a moody situation. More please, Mr. Bioneer
The paleosphere was my first foray into nutrition.
I digested piles of internet pages on the paleo diet, Weston A. Price, Stefansson, Loren Cordain, Mark Sisson.
The results?
I restricted my carbohydrate consumption, especially grains and legumes out of fear of "anti-nutrients" and was convinced by the WAPF that you could heal tooth cavities with raw milk and cod liver oil.
I hit a strength plateau in the gym because I couldn't gain weight, and I ate a fuckhuge amount of meat every day.
Despite the long term high fish consumption and later cod liver oil and gallon of raw milk, my teeth got two cavities in the molars and I get to get fillings. My blood results were normal for a young man like myself, except I had slightly high cholesterol.
But the big change was when I went to college, took a basic nutrition course and started researching, to find out that what I'd read for hundreds of hours and believed was scientifically inaccurate and baseless, so much so that they revive the "case against grains" every five years because there isn't one. The case against carbs basically was destroyed when Taubes debated Stefan Guyenet on Joe Rogan, the antinutrient stuff is irrelevant if you cook and get vitamin C, etc.
Now I eat piles of carbs, legumes, veggies, nuts, avocados - and no meat or milk ever.
@@uexkeru So you're vegan now?
@@kiyoponnn Yeah, after making fun of it for years
Get more videos like this one bro. Keep it up.
One thing I'd like to share. I work construction and when I'm home I'm not working so I have all day to do whatever.one winter I wasn't working I decided to learn mandarin. So for 8 hours a day I'd write characters. I got very discouraged. But after afew weeks I felt one half of my brain start tingling. After that it got easier to learn. I'm still not fluent but after afew years I know 1200 characters and can half way understand chinese netflix shows. But I did read that chinese uses one half of the brain and English uses the other. So I think it took a while to Jumpstart one half of my brain. I'm going to give this writing with both hands a try. Love your videos BTW.
Have you ever considered making one of your 'Think Like" videos or articles on some of the famous magicians in history? Not just Houdini (though, certainly, there's probably a lot to work with) but the Maskelyne family, who eventually funded construction of a theater build specifically for use by stage magicians AND who had a particular member, Jasper, that joined the Engineering Corps during WWII and had such plots as "Make the Suez Canal Disappear" to hide it from German Bombers, making the City of Alexandria 'Move' for similar purposes and apparently helped construct tank camouflage out of manure.
Briliant!
Thank men
absolutely your great
Great video. Did you do the mixing in studio? It looks a...bit different. :)
Interesting theory in the USA was Di Vinci made the Mona Lisa as a portrait of his daughter he had with a sister he left at a nunnery early in his life over their reunion. It’s labeled under the term you used to describe it.
What's with the red flashes? I know it's probably some code stuff, but I'm too lazy to try to decipher it.
You want to do a more thorougher review because what do the principles of his thinking relate to like thinking outside the box, like linking this to a questionnaire which could act like a self-assessment to compare yourself to thinking like Da Vinci, to take a hint from it/him?!
Is there any way that you can do a video on "The Great Gama" specifically on:
- Gama eating massive amounts of nutritious food (+10,000 calories per day) can influence strength (without the weight gain factor).
- His inspiration on Bruce Lee's training.
- His physical feats as well as his daily workout routine and how long it would realistically take to be able to do that said routine.
- A brief history on him
Another video idea I thought would be interesting is the possibility of being able to strengthen organs in the same sense of strengthening muscles, tendons, bones, etc. Answering whether it is possible to strengthen organs through minor tissue damage in order for it to repair stronger. Ex: building alcohol or lactose tolerance through minimal but continued exposure to alcohol or dairy.
Yes please
Died when he said "ruthless" as a ninja turtle sheathed his sword xD
Fallow your passion, take notes along the way.
Can you do a video on Nikola Tesla?🤓
You know it!
What
It's already done
I was about to type the same and decided to see if anyone else of impeccable tastes have done so before. Excellent job, sir!
this video was cool af
Thanks! :-D
Thanks again Adam...always a pleasure. Any chance that you would be interested in extrapolating into the hidden genius of Helen Keller? Once again, much obliged for your dedication and inspiration. ☮️
Thomas Frank just did a video on Da Vinci.
Just heard lol! These videos take days and weeks to make, so honest coincidence :-) Will be checking it out now!
Cool
I wrote backwards before forwards
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Ezio Auditori and Leonardo where good friends
Afternoon.
The first guy's photo in video looks just like bioneer but with mustage
can you make a video on alan watts
At 0:01 the inventor looks like the Bioneer!
Awesome! That's Howard Hughes :-D
Can I do polyphasic sleep ....18 year
only a little disappointed you didnt throw leonardo (the turtle) mask on the final drawing of leonardo
do more this kind of content pls
Absolutely!
@@TheBioneer nice
Can you do a video on nofap?
Technologies that never existed in his time
Weapons design
Tank
Mona Lisa
I play ping pong left handed and tennis right handed
Chemistry, I want to learn chemistry please
How to study effectively
idk why watching your videos make me hungry
Haha cool!
Any man who was not married back in the day was considered homosexual....Some people aren't interested in mediocre life
Da Vinci - bachelor
Wright bros - bachelors
You kinda look like Peter Dinklage.
its a good video but if I might offer some constructive criticism, it didn't exactly teach me to "think like Leonardo da Vinci" because thats what we're really here for aren't? so maybe you could've gone in depth about that. because you didn't it just felt like a wikipedia page come to a TH-cam video.
Great video, but da Vinci as asexual. Needed to point that out. The only "evidence" of him being homosexual was defamatory charges brought against him out of jealousy. Take note.
Bruce Lee is what led me to your channel and you led me to Arnold who has become an idol after reading his book. I like these legends series, but I do have one request. I would like to see one about a woman. As I was watching this I saw the montage of legends and I just realised they are all men. I’m not trying to get into gender stuff, I would just like to see something on someone like me.
Thank you! Glad you are enjoying them :-D And of course! Actually if you look closely at the end of the second montage over the clock there is Queen Margarethe II of Denmark. And there are plenty more I will be getting too eventually :-) Any requests?
There's more than just gender to connect people
Oly1y
Obviously, as I mentioned I became a bigger fan of Arnold and was already a fan of Bruce Lee. Both men that I connected to.
But that wasn’t the reason for my comment.
I’m going to assume you are a man from your username. There are plenty of male figures of various races that have or could be made a focus if these videos.
My request was to see women because I am a woman and would like to learn and see women like myself.
And gender does matter. What shouldn’t matter is the disparity of value between the two.
Da vinci - planes helicopters
Dams submarines
Tectronic planes
Self directed
If leo had access to 3d printing the internet
Cesare borgias father wanted da Vinci to portray his son as jesus so that's where all the jesus imagery comes from.
I think the title lf the video is misguiding. This was more of a biography.
Lol When he says Nikola Tesla there’s Elon Musk on the screen
I think Leonardo da Vinci was a wise man in fast his iq was estimated to be around 220.Leonardo da Vinci use to make a lot of notes .I think as far as whole brain thinking goes it might be nice consider Einsteins words imagnation is more important knowledge .When i think of valuable ideas in modern day maybe 🤔 i could design robots that are a cross over between the cartoons Transformers and Gundam wing.Anyways this video had some really genius ideas 💡.Im really just kidding im never gonna design those robots so that it easy.After all its not the end of the world.
false info. he wasnt born in Vinci. he was born in Anchiano, Italy
If Leonardo had the internet we probably wouldn't know him at all. He'd have spent all of his time watching cat videos and never got anything worthwhile accomplished.
He won't. Geniuses still exist you know? Not everyone is addicted to this bullshit
@@drcola143 Yea I prefer Japanese Visual Novels myself.
@@Alfenium just say manga
@@theonewhoasked9520 Actually now I only like European visual novels. Thanks, bird.
@@Alfenium I recommend greek novels
can you do a video on sexual transmutation :) ?
Iron man clips are very STUPID.
why would you put Elon musk with these ppl? Elon is copy cat
completely overrated.
He didn't really invent much and was incredible unproductive as an artist.
He learned some tricks and enamoured himself with the elites to forge a reputation he drew on despite it being mostly unfounded
Poor vitruvian man probably has a bit of scoliosis and is suffering sciatic nerve pain 😢
Hey bioneer sir what's your zodiac sign