Leonardo da Vinci. The name itself conjures images of unparalleled brilliance: a painter of breathtaking masterpieces, a visionary engineer, an anatomist who dissected the human body with meticulous detail, a botanist, a cartographer – the list of his accomplishments seems endless. He stands as a singular beacon of human potential, a testament to what a single mind can achieve. But with centuries passing since his death, the question lingers: