If you could meet anyone in history, who would it be and why?

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Thomas Jefferson. I would love to pick his brain on a comment he made about America and God's justice.
"God who gave us life gave us liberty. Can the liberties of a nation be secure when we have removed a conviction that these liberties are the gift of God? Indeed I tremble for my country when I reflect that God is just, that His justice cannot sleep forever."

Mickey Mantle he was my idol from 5 years old through Viet Nam until he passed, I came home from Nam ask my mom for my Mickey Mantle 1952 Topps Baseball Cards (5) mom gave them away to stranger mom did not think I would come back alive, what are you going to do, mom passed years back but I still think about those cards today but I still miss and love my mom very much.

I would like to meet and spend time with Dr. Albert Schweitzer who won the Nobel peace prize in 1952. He dedicated his life to serving the neediest in the most remote and undeveloped place on earth. He said " By ethical conduct towards all living creatures we enter into a spiritual relationship with the universe."

I I would like to meet the founding fathers so they could add to the constitution making slavery illegal punishable by being exiled from America, making it impossible for politicians to be able to vote to have their pay raised. Why do we even allow them to be allowed to do that and finally adding term limits for the house and senate because damn. I’m sure I could think of other things but those would be the main things I would tell them they should add.

It would be fascinating to meet da Vinci and learn more about his creative process, his scientific discoveries, and his approach to problem-solving. He was a true visionary, with insights that were often ahead of his time. I would be particularly interested in discussing his design concepts for military machines, and how he envisioned the future of technology.

Overall, Leonardo da Vinci represents the very best of human creativity and ingenuity, and it would be an honor to speak with him and learn from his insights.

Alexander the Great is a fascinating historical figure who is known for his military conquests, strategic brilliance, and cultural impact. He was a brilliant military commander who conquered much of the known world in his lifetime, from Greece and Egypt to Persia and India. His conquests helped to spread Greek culture and ideas throughout the ancient world and laid the foundation for the Hellenistic period.

Alexander was also known for his intellectual curiosity and love of learning. He was a student of Aristotle and sought to merge Greek and Persian culture in his conquests, encouraging his soldiers to learn about and respect the cultures they encountered.

Meeting Alexander the Great would provide an opportunity to learn about his military strategies, his vision for a united world, and his ideas about culture and civilization. It would also be fascinating to witness his charismatic leadership firsthand and to gain insight into the mind of one of history's most influential figures.

I REALLY would like to meet my mother when she joined the WACs in WWII. I would warn her to keep her distance from Pvt Frank Jackson, who only joined to stalk her.
Six kids and four divorces later, she finally saw the light and kicked him to the curb.

John Lennon.

John Lennon.
His peaceful messages changed a generation's view of war.