If you could have dinner with anyone

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The discussion revolves around the intriguing idea of having dinner with notable figures, both living and deceased. Participants express their choices, highlighting a mix of historical, cultural, and personal influences. Doris Kearns Goodwin is admired for her expertise on the Roosevelts, while others express interest in figures like Deborah Harry for her punk legacy and beauty, and Bill Gates for his financial backing. Socrates is mentioned for his philosophical impact, and Leonardo Da Vinci garners admiration for his genius. The conversation also touches on the importance of the dining experience itself, with humor about the cooking and the food served. Notable mentions include Richard Feynman for his inspiring personality, Nikola Tesla, and even fictional characters like Mr. Snuffleupagus. Overall, the thread showcases a blend of admiration for historical figures, personal connections, and light-hearted banter about the dining experience.
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Probably Richard Feynman. He's been one of my biggest external inspirations to become a physics major. It's funny though, I wouldn't like to talk about physics with him at this dinner, I would just like to talk.
 
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Cyrus :smile:

Seriously Ghandi
 
  • #33
David Foster Wallace.
 

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