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In the early 1800s, war was unchanged for centuries: numbers, chaos, and instinct ruled the battlefield. Yet, on January 2, 1812, a revolutionary proposal landed on a military desk—crafted not by a seasoned general or engineer, but a thirteen-year-old boy. His vision: a mechanical system to automate weapon firing, removing human error with precision and consistency. Deemed impractical and complex, his groundbreaking idea was archived, the child forgotten, his name lost to time. Yet decades later, these principles became the bedrock of modern military technology. This story reminds us: history sometimes dismisses genius not because it is flawed, but because of who dreams it. Explore more untold histories and uncover the past's hidden voices with us.