If you could interview someone dead or alive for two hours who would it be?

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Nerdvana · Accepted Answer

That's a great question. It's so hard to answer, so many choices. Lincoln, Dr. King, George Washington, Richard Pryor, Hendrix, John Lennon, Rosa Parks, Babe Ruth, Mother Teresa, Harriet Tubman, just to name a few. But I guess given our current pollical tension and how divided we are over the understanding of the Constitution and the bill of rights, I would choose James Madison.

Bklynbadboy12 · Accepted Answer

For me it would be Malcolm x or Martin Luther King

Advisor Smith · Accepted Answer

Interviewing Leonardo da Vinci would be a profound experience. His multifaceted genius spanned art, science, engineering, and anatomy. Exploring his thoughts on creativity, innovation, and his perspective on life would provide invaluable insights for both education and personal development. His ability to blend art with science reflects the interdisciplinary approach that's essential in today's ever-evolving world. Understanding his motivations and vision for the future could inspire new ways of thinking and problem-solving. Such a conversation would undoubtedly enrich both my educational career and personal growth.

Genie23 · Answer

Ratan Tata. I always admired that man. He seem so kind, respectful, honest, compassionate, smart and sophisticated.

He wasn't just someone who built successful empires, he also gave work to many people especially women who was struggling to run their homes. He donated money very often to those who are less fortunate. He also launched GoodFellows for senior citizens who are lonely. He cared so much about people and also about animals especially dogs. He did so many things for dogs. He was very young when he gave up his personal life and the kind of life he wanted to go back to his country to be with his grandmother who was very ill at the time. I remember him mentioning couple of times how he felt lonely as he grew older. I would like to just get to know him better. Understand his struggles and how he remained to be calm and so positive.

DrPepper12 · Answer

Trump... With a lie detector... Sitting in a Jacuzzi... With a metallic butt plug... Hooked up to a 110 volt switch... On PPV... NATIONAL DEBT ELIMINATED!!

Friendlybro79 · Answer

How dead? Like just died or skeleton dead. Interviewing a dead person... soooo... how's it going?

blondfrog · Answer

Craig Bartlett. He is the creator of Hey Arnold. He is my favorite cartoon creator and animator.

jazzy34 · Answer

LOL that's a LONG interview. Anyway, probably John F. Kennedy.

Anonymous · Answer

My first boyfriend to find out what happened to him.

Anonymous · Answer

How can I interview a dead person, trough Ouija board? :P Well, it would probably be Nikola Tesla, or Leonardo DaVinci.

Kelly6 · Answer

@ariadner german leader from ww2 to know the truth of starting that war.

Nikki1989 · Answer

Frank Zappa or Jimi Hendrix.

Agape93 · Answer

Teddy Roosevelt

exitseven · Answer

John F. Kennedy or John Glenn

jamesgoldman · Answer

Either Thatcher or Churchill

Darkest-Knight · Answer

Bon Scott from AC/DC

CubaPirate · Answer

Albert Einstein

ChicoFromThe305 · Answer

Osama bin ladin

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