re: People who’ve lived the most interesting lives

It’s hard to beat the explorers of the world before or soon after air travel became widespread. Even into the 60s and 70s most of the world was mostly closed off from other parts of the world.

I don’t know if he’s the most interesting ever, but Doug Casey has lived a very interesting life. After college in the 60s, which he says was a waste of time, he set out to meet as many world leaders as he could. Interestingly, Bill Clinton was a classmate in college. He had a step by step approach. All part of a plan. He knew how to play polo so he would fly into a foreign land and set up interviews with lawyers. He would pitch his business idea and drop cues about how he would like to get some polo in while in country, knowing that only the most elite players polo. He would do that until he got an invite to a polo club. Playing polo with the guys, and being an American businessman, would get him invited to dinner. From there he would often get a meeting with the country’s leader, or at least someone high up the ladder. He would do this all on a shoestring budget, until he authored a book, the international man, that paid pretty well.

He has a YouTube channel

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It’s hard to beat the explorers of the world before or soon after air travel became widespread. Even into the 60s and 70s most of the world was mostly closed off from other parts of the world. I don’t know i

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Agreed.

Sailors and captains way back.

Winston Churchill

Hugh Hefner

You’re a fraud

There's almost no documentation/records to support Lee's claims other than Lee's own stories.

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I mean, he wasn't good but seems like Epstein is up there.

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For some reason the link ain't working. Go to "War History Online" and read their article on Lee.

I married a tall big tiddy Cajun girl. I could use a little more boredom.