Donald Trump, and I would immediately kill myself.

I'd switch with my dog, so I can be spoiled rotten and live a life of luxury and excitement.

I admire Elon Musk and would totally switch lives for a short time, I wouldn't keep it because I don't think I could live up to that guys vision. The world needs more people like him.

Marie Curie
Diagnostics and Treatment . What type of a brain this woman had ? And in what hard times and situations ? And a woman ? And a mother ?
If I am gonna trade all my lovely memories of my life then make it be for something worthy .

Benjamin Franklin. Franklin was a leading author, printer, political theorist, politician, Freemason, postmaster, scientist, inventor, humorist, civic activist, statesman, and diplomat. He lived at a most critical time politically. And he was an amorous man...

Einstein

Bob Ross.

It would probably be Douglas Adams. What a mind and command of the English language he had. He became concerned about the natural world and the fate of animals near extinction.

I think I would like to live the life of one of the first members of our species. To see what they saw of the world so many years ago would be fascinating.

Marie Marvingt. Among her many achievements, she won prizes in cycling, mountain climbing, swimming, skiing, shooting, gymnastics, boxing, martial arts, bobsleigh, luge, ice skating, soccer, golf, hockey, fencing and athletics, broke numerous records in aviation, invented the air ambulance (and later invented a device allowing air ambulances to land on sand), became the first female combat pilot in the world and the first flight nurse in the world, was the first woman to scale several of the highest French and Swiss mountains, was the first woman to pilot a hot air balloon and the first to fly one over the English Channel, was one of the first women in the world to hold a driver's license and a pilot's license, remains the only woman (and one of only a handful of people) to have held the four different pilot's licenses required to fly balloons, aeroplanes, hydroplanes and helicopters, flew two successful bombing missions against enemy airfields during the First World War, disguised herself as man and fought with the French Army on the front lines in the same war (and, when discovered, signed up and fought with the Italian Army instead), set up a hospital for wounded aviators and enjoyed a very successful career as a journalist. She was also a successful author and wrote and directed films.

In 1908, she applied to take part in the Tour de France, but was refused. Instead, she followed the peloton for the entire 4497km course, and completed it - 78 of the 114 men in the race did not.

Sir David Attenborough....no contest for me, because he has seen more of the planet than any other human being ever has.

Robin Williams

William Shatner.

the Buddha

I've never had a hero but there have been those whose lives I admired... I will have to ponder. I'm thinking an author - maybe someone like Dean Koontz? He's kept me up many a night in the best way possible.
Now that would be a life worth having lived - but first I want to know how much insomnia he had!
I wouldn't do that again for any gift.

...definately a woman -Rosy the Riveter
Beause somewhere along the line we lost ability
interact meaningfully ...i mean years ago

I'd go with Nikola Tesla, simple reason that electricity fascinates me and I would just love to burn Edison's ass. That and we are related on my mom's side about 45,000 years ago.

I heard Matt Dilahunty answer who would he like to meet in history. Jesus. I thought it would be a good answer for this too. Curious to see if he even shows up!

The Pompatus of Love

Clearly.

I admire the life and accomplishments Jane Goodall who really changed our understanding of the complex social life of chimpanzees.
Dian Fossey did the same for gorillas.
Joy and George Adamson brought much to the understanding of the wild cats although that was" earlier and certainly more...how do I put this..."cute" than was best for the animals.

The "Born Free" song. Seriously?

Those last three were all murdered by poachers so I wouldn't want that bit of it

Gregory Woodwin Pincus and Carl Djerassi inventors of the birth control pill. They helped women to make changes in family planning.

Albert einstein. I would love to be able to see the world the way he did

Leonardo da Vinci.

Marco Polo, just to travel so far when the world was such a big place. Or Joseph Banks. for the same reason.

Hugh Hefner. I can't even think of a close second. The why is pretty obvious.