Da Vinci's spam emails
Most people don't know this, but many of Leonardo Da Vinci's secret codes were transmitted through spam emails.
He'd email millions of people with seemingly nonsensical phrases like 'battleship emblem strangle appendix,' but what people never discovered until recently was that he was sharing the secret blueprints to a flying machine centuries ahead of its time.
He also knew the best way to get off-brand meds delivered right to your door. He was probably going to use his flying machine to deliver CIAL15 T4B5. That Da Vinci, so good at science.
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He'd email millions of people with seemingly nonsensical phrases like 'battleship emblem strangle appendix,' but what people never discovered until recently was that he was sharing the secret blueprints to a flying machine centuries ahead of its time.
He also knew the best way to get off-brand meds delivered right to your door. He was probably going to use his flying machine to deliver CIAL15 T4B5. That Da Vinci, so good at science.
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Labels: Dan Brown, email, spam, The Da Vinci Code
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