What makes Jesus a meaningful figure to meet, from a non-supernatural perspective?

To preface, I am an atheist trying to understand more about the Christians around me as that is the religion I grew up on, until breaking away. I acknowledge that he was a real historical figure, but I don't accept the supernatural claims like miracles or resurrection. I watched an interview with Paul Rudd who was asked which historical figure he would most like to spend a day with and he replied with Jesus. I am curious on the rationale and what makes him so important or desirable to meet with. Personally, I would have initially thought of a great scientist or philosopher. From a skeptical standpoint, I’m trying to understand what makes Jesus such an important or appealing figure to spend time with - particularly beyond the theological claims like miracles or "dying for our sins," which rely on specific faith assumptions. When I researched this, I only get the assumptions as answers, so I am looking for objective truths. Apologies if this is a basic or obvious question. I'm just looking to learn more, and the Christians around me aren’t particularly well-versed in theology though I assume this community is.