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Salvator Mundix (Latin for “Savior of the World?”) is a pixelated masterpiece, allegedly linked to the Italian High Renaissance legend Leonardo da Vinci. Originally dated c. 1499–1510, this digital relic is said to precede modern technological advancements in ways that leave scholars scratching their heads and asking, “Did da Vinci invent Photoshop?” When Christie’s auctioned off the pixelated Savior, they claimed it was “100% Leonardo-approved.” Naturally, this sparked a fierce debate among art historians and crypto enthusiasts—some insisting Leonardo personally designed the original pixels, others rolling their eyes and muttering something about “high-tech snake oil.”