Think of all the famous, or infamous, people living or dead, and pick six to share a fine meal with. Who do you pick? What do you expect to happen?
There are three people who I’ve always admired. They’re all dead, of course. Maybe if they were alive, I would not admire them as much. The three are: Thomas Jefferson; Benjamin Franklin; Leonardo da Vinci. Then I need another three to share my fine meal.
There are so many people I admire, but choose three I must. There are no rock stars that interest me. Most politicians today are only interested in getting re-elected and have no guts. I would like Oprah to be at my dinner. Look what she’s done with her life. I could learn a lot from her. And she’s rich. She could give me a few hints on becoming rich, and she’s met everyone. Who else? Abraham Lincoln. I’ve always admired Lincoln. I’d definitely want him at my meal. I’d like to hear what his opinions are about today’s government. One more. Martin Luther King, the civil rights leader. He had so much courage. I’d like to hear the truth about his death. And that’s my dinner list.
Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, and da Vinci are on my dinner list because all of them are brilliant. They were scientists, writers, architects, and discussing anything with them would thrill me no end.
I expect the discussions with all the above to be fascinating. None of them is a shrinking violent and opinions would be flying right and left.
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