First off, the person who I would like to meet and ask some questions is Nelson Mandela. I admire him because he was the President of South Africa (1994-1999), and he was a South African anti-apartheid activist. He also fought against the apartheid and unfair political system of sygregation of the black from the white people. He even was imprisoned for 27 years because he stood his ground and believed in what he did, had his principals.
My question for him would be:"How did you survive being imprisoned for all those 27 years?", "What helped you to be persistant in this struggle against the unfair political system apartheid? What helped you not to give up in this fight?" and "What was the most powerful idea which gave you motivation and drive to fight against apartheid?".
I'd also like to talk to Steve Jobs. I consider him a very interesting personality because he was a technician at Atari Inc. in Los Gatos, California. He was assigned to create a circuit board for the arcade game Breakout. Not only that, but he was the co-founder of Apple Inc. along with Steve Wozniak. Jobs was a demanding perfectionist.
My questions are:"How did you create the Macintosh operating system?" "During what times did you fail?" "What gave you strength to go back again into buisness after failures?"
I would absolutely love to meet Matt Groening, the creator of the comic stip "Life in Hell", and the prime-time cartoons "The Simpsons" & "Futurama". He attended the Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington, a liberal
school which he described as "a hippie college, with no grades or
required classes, that drew every weirdo in the Northwest." Groening has been nominated for 25 Emmy awards, and had won eleven:ten for the Simpsons, and one for Futurama in the "Outstanding Animated Program (for programming one hour or less)" category. The questions for him are:"What have gotten you into making cartoons?", "How did you react to the cancellation of Futurama?" and "What was the hardest time for you in making the Simpsons or Futurama?"
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