Did your subordinates secretly create a crude spacecraft so that your world would be better treated? - Yes, the title character in the Jerry Pournelle sf novel King David’s Spaceship
Were you Det. Lije Bailey’s android partner? - Yes, R. Daneel Olivaw, in the writings of Isaac Asimov, including The Caves of Steel
Were you an officer of the Mad Scientists’ Club? - Mortimer Dalrymple, in the YA books of Bertrand R. Brinley
DQs:
American?
Would be alive today, if definitely real?
IQs:
Were you said to have remarked, “I’ve never wished anyone dead, but I’ve read some obituaries with a great deal of satisfaction”?
Did Lincoln name you, a friend and former circuit-riding colleague, to SCOTUS?
Did your name appear in the citation of a seminal SCOTUS case about the use of scientific evidence?
1. Take a DQ.
2. I am not Doctor Doom.
3. Take a DQ.
1. I am not Dave, man.
2. I am not Doug McKenzie.
3. Take a DQ.
DQs:
1. thought by some people to be real, by others to be imaginary
2. usually male, sometimes portrayed as female
4. no nationality
5. immortal
6. first appeared before 1950
DQs:
1. thought by some people to be real, by others to be imaginary
2. usually male, sometimes portrayed as female
4. no nationality
5. immortal
6. first appeared before 1950
7. first appeared before 1500
Were you said to have remarked, “I’ve never wished anyone dead, but I’ve read some obituaries with a great deal of satisfaction”? - Yes, noted Ohioan and trial lawyer Clarence Darrow
Did Lincoln name you, a friend and former circuit-riding colleague, to SCOTUS? - Yes, former Illinois judge David Davis
Did your name appear in the citation of a seminal SCOTUS case about the use of scientific evidence? - An infant named Daubert: Daubert standard - Wikipedia
One DQ reserved.
IQs:
Did you say that Washington’s 1776-77 New Jersey campaign was “the most brilliant of any recorded in the annals of military achievements"?
Were you the son of a pair of shrinks?
Were you a son of U.S. Grant?