anything, this is what we do every week on the show, before you decode stuff you got to figure out what it says first. that s the first part of this puzzle is before you start pulling it apart you got to make sure you know what the cover of the puzzle looks like. you re one individual that knows da vinci better than even some of the other experts out there. why was he so wrapped up in these secret messages? you know, this is one of those ones and you can see in this story, they want to now exhume his body, to see if it was him, to see if he looks likes the mona lisa. it s a perfect allegory for da vinci. he took everything to the grave. nobody knew. he used to take the mona lisa and carry it around with him because he didn t want to leave it alone. okay. that s not only crazy, that is amazing to me. i love when i hear something like that. and you know, as far as why he
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da vinci. but he never made it that easy. he wrote backwards and in mys. it s incorrodible how he on stured things. this is one of the greatest mans in history. this a man that invented the submarine before anyone could fathom such a thing. invented a flying device before anyone could even think about air travel. this is what people forget. when you decode this stuff, everyone wants to run in. this is ha we do every week on our tv show. before you decode stuff, you have to figure out what it says first. that s going to be the first part of the puzzle. before you start pulling it apart, you have to make sure you know what the cover of the puzzle looks like. you re one individual who knows da vinci better than even some of the other experts out there. why was he so wrapped up in these secret messages?
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tiny letters and numbers. they are trying to make it out. maybe the letter c, e, b, maybe 72, maybe his initials l.v., trying to figure out. do any of these mean anything to you as i name what they think they see in her eyes? listen. it doesn t take having your own tv show to know that l.v. stands for leonardo da vinci. one, leonardo da vinci never made it that easy. it was just incredible the way he obscured things. talking about one of the greatest minds of human history. this is a man who invented the submarine long before any one could fathom such a thing, a flying device so far before any one could think about air travel. so, you know, this is what people freak out. you decode this everyone wants to run in but before you decode