<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>History is filled with stories of bold pioneers who changed the world with their visionary ideas. There exists also, in the annals of innovation, a rich tradition of mad scientists with crazy inventions. These two notions are not mutually exclusive. In fact<wm>, the line between science in innovation and imagination has blurred over time.

Historical figures such as Leonardo da Vinci, who designed flying machines, and Sir Isaac Newton, who formulated laws of motion, had no idea what they were dealing with when creating these pioneering inventions. They experimented with the latest technology available in their time. They saw great potential in these unknown principles that their human mind has yet to fully grasp, and their curiosity is a fundamental trait that has driven innovation throughout history.


In the era of</wm> the Enlightenment and beyond, the pursuit of science and imagination coexists. These traits have been, and