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JamieS · 46-50, F
There are several periods in time that I would love to visit.
1. Late 15th. century to invite Leonardo da Vinci out for a candlelight dinner
2. Late 16th. century to chat about oil colors with those famous old Dutch painters
3. Early and late 17th. century to try to play a duet with Mozart and have a cup of coffee with Galileo Galilei
There are quite a few others but those are definitely on the very top of my bucket list. Hope this machine gets invented soon.
1. Late 15th. century to invite Leonardo da Vinci out for a candlelight dinner
2. Late 16th. century to chat about oil colors with those famous old Dutch painters
3. Early and late 17th. century to try to play a duet with Mozart and have a cup of coffee with Galileo Galilei
There are quite a few others but those are definitely on the very top of my bucket list. Hope this machine gets invented soon.
Primnproper · 56-60, F
@JamieS wow you certainly have it all figured out. 👍
JamieS · 46-50, F
@Primnproper Notice they are all men? I would love to have met a lady for whom I have great admiration as well and that would have been Polish scientist Marie Curie. There would have been a glow in the room...
Primnproper · 56-60, F
@JamieS so I see..

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JamieS · 46-50, F
@SW-User Indeed, it was not but she must have been a very interesting person to talk to at the time where she and her husband discovered radium and polonium in 1898.