Question of the Day #31

If you could witness any moment in history, what would it be?

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They say the history books are written by the winners. We very rarely get to see the full picture. What is a moment in history you would like to see? It could just be for pleasure, or maybe you want to see what really went down...

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A studio session with The Beatles.

Luis R · Los Angeles, CA

“It would have to be a Beatles recording session - see how they made their music, how they worked with each other, their workflow. It would be crazy to see them. That would be my moment.”

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Feeling that Rubber Soul with The Beatles.

Spencer D · Los Gatos, CA

“I would be a fly on the wall during the Rubber Soul recording sessions with The Beatles. Uh, it's my favorite Beatles album, and I do believe that The Beatles are the most influential and important…”

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Braveheart, Shakespeare - and Rome looked lit.

The Madman · Dayton/Oxford, OH

“Honestly, that's a tough question since there are just so many interesting times throughout history, but I have been able to narrow it down to my top three. So, my number one would definitely have to…”

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A fly on the wall at the first Les Mis.

Sadie K · Strattford, NH

“If I could be a fly on the wall in any historical moment, I would be at the opening night of the original production of Les Mis in London. That would be where I- That would be where I wanted to be. I…”

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A fly on the backboard watching Michael Jordan score.

James B · Los Angeles, CA

“If I could be a fly on any- If I could be a fly on a wall in any moment of history, I would definitely be on the wall of the backboard of Michael Jordan's game-six, game-winning shot against the Utah…”

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To watch the Founding Fathers change America.

Deni R · New York City, NY

“If I could be a fly on the wall in a moment in history, I would be in the room where it happens with Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison when they make life-changing decisions for…”

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Bill Clinton and that blue dress

ReggiesRules · Power Is Everything

“Personally speaking, I would be most interested in, um, the Bill Clinton impeachment, uh, specifically the events leading up to the impeachment because, um, honestly, I mean, like, I want to know…”

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The day that marriage is for everyone.

Meagan R · Worcester, MA

“Given the opportunity to be a fly on the wall during any moment in history, I would choose the moment that LGBTQ marriage became legal in the United States federally.”

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