Can you give it away ? If so, can you divide the time ?

Seems like it will be a one sided conversation. They’re all dead.

I think Tesla. I want to ask him about a bunch of the rumors and conspiracy theories about him. I’m sure almost all of them are bogus, but I’d love to know.

My son picked Einstein. He’s curious what his last words were.

Curie looks tired. If I’m gonna embarrass myself with anyone anyway, I’ll invite her and we’ll have a relaxing cup of herb tea at least.

Curie three times. Her work was so groundbreaking that she got name recognition on the same level as the rest of them as a woman in the late 1800s. Based on my experiences with modern women in stem, I’d expect she worked way harder to get where she did than any of the rest of them and as such I’d expect her insight to hold a lot more value. I’d pick Pierre too if he was also on the list

none; boring AF.

Dick and I are heading to the strip club!

“What did you do on Epstein Island, Steven?”

I would love the chance to make fun of Feynman for 3 hours

Leonardo.

I have a long held theory based on the history of the Mona Lisa (Being recognized as a genderswapped self portrait he literally entitled “the Happy one” carried around by the artist and gifted to his gay lover after death) that the artist was trans.

I would absolutely love to potentially verify this because the idea that one of the most famous paintings in the world has been a trans gender affirming portrait in plain sight of art historians this whole time with nobody cluing in and writing a proper paper about it - is just kind of the best.

Probably Edison but only to tell him how much of a fuckhead he will be remembered as.

Which one has more therapist training? 😂

No Turing?

It’s definitely Newton for me, I wanna know how far he really got on the Philosopher’s Stone!

from a scientist’s point of view i’m not sure, but if i wanted to make a lot of money then definetly edison