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That Leonardo was a great individual because he did what he did

• AlecSchueler 2y ago
  Sure, but aren't there great individuals who didn't study nature in that way?
  • fuzzfactor 2y ago
    When it comes to scholars, if they came along after Da Vinci, there is some likelihood they studied at least a little something descended from Leonardo himself.
  • u32480932048 2y ago
    Given the sheer number of individuals and methods of studying nature: certainly. Anyone who's studied math or statistics for more than two minutes could answer that.
    • AlecSchueler 2y ago
      Exactly, so if there are multitudes of great individualss both have and haven't studied nature then why make a bald statement about the practice of a single individual? I'm asking what was being initially implied.
• fuzzfactor 2y ago
  >Leonardo was a great individual because he did what he did Could also equally be that Leonardo did what he did because he was a great individual. >So what are we supposed to take away from the initial comment? Probably something that I can add to. That gives me an idea . . .