I’d host a dinner with Leonardo da Vinci, Hypatia of Alexandria, Alan Turing, and Octavia E. Butler. Leonardo’s insatiable curiosity and inventive mind would spark wild ideas. Hypatia’s philosophical depth would ground the conversation in ancient wisdom. Turing’s logical brilliance would dissect any topic. Butler’s visionary storytelling would weave it all into a narrative of human potential. The mix of art, science, philosophy, and imagination would make for a night of mind-bending discussions—plus, I’d love to see Leonardo sketch the table setting while Turing debates AI ethics with Hypatia
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