Ed Meese dude! Man, I so totally own you!
So, my DQ is, are you an American citizen?
No, I’m not Ernesto Miranda.
Yes, and yes. Is this where I tell the name?
My EB (joke) is Earl Butz. Class act.
Edward Morley?
I think a questioner has to say it.
I mean I don’t get to be the next IT person, just guessing.
Only if you’re tired of playing. We have to keep getting DQ’s until one of us knows your person. Your call, though.
No, and I don’t know who you mean.
Yes.
No.
So it’s okay to just say ‘yes’ to Enginerd and Sternvogel?
Let’s see if they can get it. 
Edgar (Lee) Masters – Spoon River Anthology
DQ: Was your scientific experiment done in outer space?
Ed Musick?
No.
No.
Darn, I had Morley in mind.
Did you do your most famous work while a member of the Armed Services?
Are you Ernst Mach?
Sorry. Let me get a question in there first.
EM
Are you an athlete famous for a 107 match winning streak?
“Yes” is all that’s required of a DQ. The less additional info the longer the IQ’s have to keep coming.
However, Sternvogel’s IQ (wasn’t it?) requires you either to name another EM involved in an experiment and say “No, I’m not <that other> EM” OR ELSE, if you can’t think of another EM, to say “Yes, I’m <whoever it is>” thus allowing that Guesser to win.
The key issue here is: Was Sternvogel’s a DQ or an IQ?
EM
Did you perform essential research into compressible flows?
Yes.
No.
No, and I don’t know who you mean.
It would be easy now for me to say ‘Np, I’m not Edward Morley’, but I didn’t have another person in mind so I guess that would have to be ‘No, and I don’t know who you mean.’
Hm. I don’t know that.