Always been interested in the early years of the United States. Read many books about people, places, and things surrounding the formation of the colonies and a fledgling government. I think I would like be be sitting in a corner while the constitutional congress met to draw up our constitution. Read many books on it, be neat to see it in person....

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I'd go back exactly 7,000 years. Bet I'd find nothing.

@nikkiole : That is an interesting pick for a moment of history to witness. You will either see the most glorious moment in the history of humanity... or nothing at all. For me I would pick JFK's assassination. I think that's the moment that started a series of events that lead to my conception and birth.

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@nikkiole : if there was a historical Jesus... So, 3 options: 1. witness Jesus been resurrected, 2. witness his body been stolen by the disciples, 3. see nothing because the whole Jesus persona is a made up story and he wasn't a real person

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@nikkiole : Josephus, Pliny and Tacitus? I have not read any of them... so I don't know how ridiculous option 3 is. I don't doubt that of the thousands of people the Romans crucified one was named Jesus (יֵשׁוּעַ).

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@WeveBecomeEastHouston : the sphinx sitting in a rainforest in the middle of the Saraha in Africa"6,000 years ago the Sahara Desert was tropical, so what happened?"www.sciencedaily.com /releases/2016/11/16 1130141053.htm

@HumbleGirl : That's an awesome choice!

@HumbleGirl : Perhaps but Robert and Mercy Otis Warren were my 6th great Grandparents and I think they would be most interesting since they were John and Abigail Adams' best friends.

@chasinghosts : I don't think John was very likeable, but Abigail would've been a best friend I think!

@nikkiole : hard to beat that one.

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Jesus said, "Because you have seen me, you have believed. Blessed are those who have not seen and yet believe."