I made all of Da Vinci's Inventions! 

Oh my god... This is the first time I've seen you appear in my feed in more than five years (also in the entirety of RU-vid)

Nevermind, 7 years dear god

How old is your son now?

@Jazza You really ought to take a look at Carnevale as something else that would work well for this kind of thing

Hey Jazza, you really should try to sculpt one of the attack on titan titans.

Same!

I was literally thinking of commenting just this lolll

same here 😂

And to see what he would invent with today's resources!

This is a concept that had crossed my mind before, but I don't think I ever heard of any book or movie exploring it.

@davidanderson9103 because of the nature of time travel, he would have to be transported just before his death, so I don't think that he would be in any shape to learn and master hundreds of years worth of advances and then do something with that knowledge. Especially since he apparently had a stroke, which led to his death. I have had a stroke. It was incredibly difficult to recover from. Two years later, and, though I relearned how to read, write, and speak, I still struggle with my mobility and use a wheelchair most of the time. (And I was young -- only 32 -- which played a huge role in how I managed to recover as quickly as I did. He was in his late 60s, which is basically the equivalent to someone in their late 80s today, based on the average lifespan then vs now. ) Even if we had insane advances in medicine to go with the time travel, I don't think that he would be able to fully recover, learn hundreds of years worth of science and technology (and basically get an engineering degree), and then have time to experiment with stuff. He would not live long enough to do so. Nevermind that it would affect the timeline moving forward. I was thinking more along the lines of bringing him to the future in a way that doesn't affect the timeline, just to let him know what his work meant and how it shaped advances moving forward. Letting him pass knowing that his work was important, that HE was important.

@GerardMenvussa I really do wish that it was possible. It would be wonderful to take so many people from history and to show them just how important they were. So many people pass thinking that their lives weren't full of purpose and that they made no mark in the world. Imagine being able to pull them into the future, just for a moment, to show them what good they had done. To give them lasting peace before they slipped away. (And, conversely, imagine how great it would be to take someone who had spent their life pursuing evil and/or glory, only to show them where they failed. To take killers who sought fame and glory, and show them how they were little more than a footnote in history, forgotten by most. To take someone like Hitler and show them how their plans failed.) I think about random stuff like this a lot. (Well, over-think, really. Jazza isn't the only one who learned well into adulthood that they have adhd, lol. Mine just presents with a lot of overthinking, hyperfixation, etc. instead of hyperactivity.)

@@patriciahamel5674 Ah, but what if he didn't have a stroke. If we presume the stroke was actually part of "faking his death", and was instead transported to modern time at the age of 67. Yes, 67 years old at that time was pretty old, but even then, an elite living in Europe could have lived into their 70s or 80s. Particularly if his last ~15 years he had access to modern medicine. If that were the case he could potentially have over a decade of time to learn modern techniques, advancements, discoveries, etc. Considering is obvious ability to gather and master information from a wide breadth of information, I think that would be enough time for him to come up to speed and provide additional contributions. Yes, I do understand the focus of letting him see his impact 500 years later, but I would still be curious what an inventor/visionary such as him could do if he were alive today.

Totally caught me off guard and I had to rewind to do a double take lol

there are so many people only getting diagnosed rn... half a year ago a german youtuber got diagnosed and a year ago another one... it was so obvious though 😂 it's insane... I also got diagnosed a year ago. just... insanity lol

@@TheCatMurgatroyd 😂😂😂 We tend to overlook it 😂 I wouldn't be shocked if I find out that I have ADHD 😂

@@tobbyman3d I think you have emoji disease

That's exactly what I was thinking of! Flying over Italy in the parachute and that mission with the tank xD

Ezio is finding he's new friend

bless you for this comment. the whole video I just kept hoping he was going to test the parachute!!

They’re jokes.

And Jazza cracked that apple up.

one of us, one of us!!

Same here but mine is music

@christianmcbrearty haha, yup! I have 2 trumpets, a violin, acoustic and electric guitars, flutes, harmonicas and more! All genres interest me, there's just not enough time!

Thats such a cool idea

Why is this typed out so weird

@@FuriosasWarRig yeah something is up with the spaces

I think he meant single-person flying machine that is powered solely by the person flying it. Though I think that has even been achieved... at least for shorter flights, specifically for engineering challenges.

@@davidanderson9103 yes, it has! There's a Wikipedia page called "human-powered aircraft" that goes through the whole history. It looks like the current distance record is 60km.

Then in that case, he’s DaVinci.

😂😂

Nope, most of them we're never constructed in DaVinci's time. What's more most wouldn't work in real life.

Who "of Vinci"? Mayor Giuseppe Torchia?

If you're gonna be rude then fuck ofd