Alexander the Great and Bill Gates are stuck in Library Locked-In Overnight and forced to have a deep conversation.

Alexander: "This... edifice of papyrus and parchment... it holds more power than any army I ever commanded, for it shapes minds, not just territories."

Bill: "Indeed, Alexander. Information, democratized and accessible, is the ultimate disruptive force; a scalable revolution compared to your localized conquests."

Alexander: "Scalable? I forged an empire that stretched from Greece to India! What 'scales' beyond that?"

Bill: "Human potential, Alexander. Imagine every mind connected, contributing, creating... an exponential growth fueled by shared knowledge."

Alexander: "But without strong leadership, direction, a singular vision, won't this 'scalability' descend into chaos?"

Bill: "The vision evolves organically, shaped by the collective intelligence, a far more robust system than any single ruler's decree."

Alexander: "I built cities, fostered trade, spread Hellenic culture! My legacy lives on!"

Bill: "And your legacy is recorded here, in these very books, available to anyone with the curiosity to learn from it. My legacy will be that access."

Alexander: "So, you believe that information alone can conquer the world?"

Bill: "Not conquer, Alexander, but empower it to conquer its own limitations."