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    “What person in history would you most like to meet?”

    +12  Views: 2704 Answers: 21 Posted: 13 years ago
    tabber

    Writer Herman Hess

    21 Answers

    Geoffrey Chaucer, Mary Queen of Scots, P Buckley Moss, Harper Lee. Margret Mitchell, Leonardo da Vinci, Albert Einstein, Cornelius Rost.Kit Carson, Sitting Bull, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, John Wayne, George C. Scott, John F, Kennedy. Among others.

    west-bus

    Hi Daisy, Thanks for your tu. What I would like to know is whether or not the wives and children are adequately taken care of financially, and if not, is there a fund where one could make a small donation? Thank you.

    Interesting question . How about expanding to say "And When"  I wish to speak with Abraham Lincoln the evening before he delivered "The Gettysburg Address" Second would be Churchill the evening before D-day . This question should get you many interesting answers .   Glad to be first . Thanks for asking this .        Bill

    west-bus

    Glad to be the second
    Hitler 30th April 1945, the day he shot himself, marking an end to the most evil man of our times.

    Mozart , Johann Sebastian Bach, Abraham Lincoln, Ernest Hemingway, Pearl S. Buck, Kahlil Gibran,, Robert Frost, Agatha Christie, Alice Miller.

    Daisy!

    Cool, another genius lover!

    martin luther king

    Ludwig V. Beethoven Wolfgang A. Mozart two of greatest composers who ever lived then JFK Abraham Lincoln Socrates William Shakespeare Charles Dickens Archimedes he is an Brilliant Greek mathematician  and scientist from ancient  Greece .!""""

    Daisy!

    You have a thing for creative geniuses! (There are only 3 types of geniuses in the world)
    No, wait you hit on two types! Now you need to find a mathematical and you will have all three!You always go for the best!
    Leonardo da Vinci had the highest IQ in history, 220, an unmeasurable genius.

    Gautama Buddha, Jesus, Mohandas Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Mark Twain, Jack Kerouak, Mark Rothko, Frank Lloyd Wright, Mother Teresa, Andy Warhol, Jackson Pollock.............................. Jim Henson....................

    michmar118

    Especially like Mark Twain, what a character and gentleman he must have been!!
    Bob/PKB

    Jim Henson! Amazing man, such a loss.

    How many choices does one get, my list is pages and pages long.....

    whovin

    Mine also.
    FISH-O

    Mine as well.

    My great great grandfather.

    All those brave and heroic NYFD  firemen of 9/11.  I often think about them and their loved ones they left behind. I just cannot describe my emotions I go through whenever any footage is shown on TV.  

    melandrupert

    good answer xxx
    FISH-O

    Very good answer.
    west-bus

    Thank you Umbriel for your interesting comment.

    Mao Zedong

    michmar118

    Really? May I ask why?

    jesus then st.paul...

    Jesus, Joseph (of the many colored coat), Moses
    Theodore Roosevelt
    A soldier from the Civil War (Union or Confederate)
    Benjamin Franklin
    Mark Twain
    Dorothy Parker

    Bob/PKB

    She would be a hoot, and then some.

    Herman Hess, writer.

    Yvonne57

    Moderator
    Hi tabber, Thanks for the book tip. I just ordered Hess' book Siddhartha for my Kindle Fire. I'm looking forward to reading it. r/yvonne57

    Cleopatra.

    So MANY choices, but at this time, such an interesting period and such an interesting individual, I would say Winston Churchill.  SO much history in the balance!   Would love to have  been a fly on the wall, to say the least!

    Clara Barton. She was a nurse during the Civil War and actually the founder of the American Red Cross. She was my hero when I was a little girl ... and she still is. Her life's story is inspiring.


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    Oliver Cromwell.

    Merlin the wizard

    winfia

    Most so-called fictitious characters have some basis for fact. I think he did exist and it would be awesome to meet him.
    michmar118

    I would tend to agree with winfia. Legends and "characters" are most often originally based on a real-life person, though it may become contorted over time, as much history does.

    Clarence S. Darrow.

    Joseph Carey Merrick (5 August 1862 – 11 April 1890), sometimes referred to as The Elephant Man.

    Adolf Hitler...so I could beat the *&^$ out of him!

    Daisy!

    Hitler killed 6 million,Joseph Stalin dictator of Russia killed 45 million. You never hear about him! Both needed to be hanged, drawn and quartered like in the 1300's! That would be very cool!


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