What happens when the objective (scientific) part of the mind intersects with the subjective (artistic) part? Bulent Atalay explores this fascinating question by probing the genius of Leonardo da Vinci, Isaac Newton, and Albert Einstein.

Each was a towering scientific figure, but Leonardo was a scientist doing art, and an artist doing science; Newton spent much of his time experimenting in the mysterious precincts of alchemy; and Einstein was a gifted violinist who frequently found inspiration for his scientific endeavors while playing, especially the music of Mozart.

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