One Person

[SupraAddict]

There are so many people that you learn about in history, the media, and even Newgrounds, which is why I've been wondering, if you could meet/interview any one person, from any time, and any place, who would it be and why?

[Ocean]

Probably thom yorke, he fascinates me.

[Cyprus]

George Washington, so I could tell him what the fuck happened to this place.

[SupraAddict]

At 3/20/09 01:50 AM, KitsuneNoir wrote: Probably thom yorke, he fascinates me.

You mean this man? How does he fascinate you, and what could you learn from him?

Also, Piss, I am terribly sorry about your mother.

[Ocean]

At 3/20/09 01:55 AM, SupraAddict wrote:

At 3/20/09 01:50 AM, KitsuneNoir wrote: Probably thom yorke, he fascinates me.

You mean this man? How does he fascinate you, and what could you learn from him?

Also, Piss, I am terribly sorry about your mother.

Yeah, I don't know, that's the reason i want to meet him, he's so mysterious, and the music he makes is brilliant.

[NeverHundred]

Any time, any place... I'd pick at random, doesn't matter who or from where, as long as we have a means of communication I can learn anything from almost anyone. Wouldn't have to even ask any questions. I'd learn more from understanding there perspective than anything else.

[SupraAddict]

At 3/20/09 01:59 AM, KitsuneNoir wrote:

At 3/20/09 01:55 AM, SupraAddict wrote:

At 3/20/09 01:50 AM, KitsuneNoir wrote: Probably thom yorke, he fascinates me.

You mean this man? How does he fascinate you, and what could you learn from him?

Also, Piss, I am terribly sorry about your mother.

Yeah, I don't know, that's the reason i want to meet him, he's so mysterious, and the music he makes is brilliant.

I can see that in his userpage, but I'm not sure how you would benefit most from it, as opposed to the other choices out there. Oh well, if you do randomly encounter him on the street, then think of this thread :P

[moquaga]

fredrich neitchez. i am quite fond of his school of thought and somewhat consider myself an existentialist.

[Ocean]

At 3/20/09 02:08 AM, SupraAddict wrote:

At 3/20/09 01:59 AM, KitsuneNoir wrote:

At 3/20/09 01:55 AM, SupraAddict wrote:

At 3/20/09 01:50 AM, KitsuneNoir wrote: Probably thom yorke, he fascinates me.

I can see that in his userpage, but I'm not sure how you would benefit most from it, as opposed to the other choices out there. Oh well, if you do randomly encounter him on the street, then think of this thread :P

haha, i'm guessing your not aware he's in a band called radiohead.
If you haven't, check them out.

[RedDreadSky]

As far as history goes, I'd love to meet the Wright Brothers. Or possibly Galileo. Both interesting possibilities.

[Dgp15]

Yeshua ben Yosef, ftw.

[Lagerkapo]

Siddhartha Guatama, the Buddha.

[NeverHundred]

At 3/20/09 02:49 AM, Lagerkapo wrote: Siddhartha Guatama, the Buddha.

I considered that but I don't think there is anything I can learn from him that I either don't already know, or that I'd want to know.

[Lagerkapo]

At 3/20/09 02:54 AM, NeverHundred wrote:

At 3/20/09 02:49 AM, Lagerkapo wrote: Siddhartha Guatama, the Buddha.

I considered that but I don't think there is anything I can learn from him that I either don't already know, or that I'd want to know.

All I would want to do is exchange energies. I've found my philosophical balance but I'm still advancing my spiritual.

[Me-Patch]

Jimmy Hoffa.

[1Tyla1]

Hitler. Yes Hitler.

Or Ian Watkins, whichever would be cooler.

[NeverHundred]

At 3/20/09 03:01 AM, Lagerkapo wrote:

At 3/20/09 02:54 AM, NeverHundred wrote:

At 3/20/09 02:49 AM, Lagerkapo wrote: Siddhartha Guatama, the Buddha.

I considered that but I don't think there is anything I can learn from him that I either don't already know, or that I'd want to know.

All I would want to do is exchange energies. I've found my philosophical balance but I'm still advancing my spiritual.

I see... How do you intend on keeping that balance? you know, when everything is subject to change... nothing is stable, views change and ones spirit changes. It's not a matter of balance as it is a matter of flexability.

[Me-Patch]

At 3/20/09 03:04 AM, NeverHundred wrote: I see... How do you intend on keeping that balance? you know, when everything is subject to change... nothing is stable, views change and ones spirit changes. It's not a matter of balance as it is a matter of flexability.

Buddhists don't hold beliefs of any kind, they simply except that which is true. To hold beliefs is to impress ones will upon that which he cannot even fathom.

[NeverHundred]

At 3/20/09 03:07 AM, Me-Patch wrote:

At 3/20/09 03:04 AM, NeverHundred wrote: I see... How do you intend on keeping that balance? you know, when everything is subject to change... nothing is stable, views change and ones spirit changes. It's not a matter of balance as it is a matter of flexability.

Buddhists don't hold beliefs of any kind, they simply except that which is true. To hold beliefs is to impress ones will upon that which he cannot even fathom.

Than I guess I'm buddhist, but I always thought of myself as an apathetist... I don't know what the world is and I don't care, I'm not going to pretend to undrerstand life or death or things I can't understand. That's why I have no interest in speaking with a famous philosopher or religious figure. They can ask questions and explore spirituality... that's not my place.

And who's to say that these people even have any answers that anyone else doesn't already have. What makes these people a better source than anyone else for information... why are they more important just becuase they're in the text books?

[ghostface619]

Jesus

so we can have a jew vs. atheist match

[Me-Patch]

At 3/20/09 03:18 AM, NeverHundred wrote: Than I guess I'm buddhist, but I always thought of myself as an apathetist... I don't know what the world is and I don't care, I'm not going to pretend to undrerstand life or death or things I can't understand.

I too am an apatheist.

[NineInchNoodles]

At 3/20/09 01:50 AM, KitsuneNoir wrote: Probably thom yorke, he fascinates me.

Agreed.