The person I would be most interested in talking to is the Dalai Lama but I would be completely content just being in an audience.
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Indeed, I was surprised by reading in the NYT article how late it he was accepted by the French art establishment; their attitude towards him sees to have been very similar to that of the RA under that ghastly society horse painter Alfred Munnings.
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It would be very helpful if it were still possible to talk with the late Stephen Hawking.
I would love to know all his thoughts on the current developments dawning in AI.
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A local friend had an audience with him a couple of years ago, but hasn’t said anything about it! Don’t know what to conclude from that…
Ah, but would we understand his answer(s)?
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I used to see him fairly regularly, not to talk to properly, no more than saying eg good morning or whatever was appropriate for the time of day.
My mother.
Died before her time leaving so many questions I have unanswered.
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James O’Brien’s book “How They Broke Britain” is on Amazon.co.uk today for £1.99 Kindle edition.
Search B0BZRDF7JN to go straight to it.
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Good spot. Bought!
Not sure how much of the book is covered ?
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