Because he did those things!

I'm not arguing with anything except the invention part. Leibnitz doesn't get his due most times, but there's no reason to straight up deny Newton's role in this.

My Japanese friends always shit on the USGS scale, saying it's actually completely worthless for earthquakes, and they have a different one which they subsequently couldn't explain to me.

But he did it AFTER Newton. I'm not saying he didn't do a crapton of work in the field without Netwon's help or ideas, I'm saying Newton did it first.

I think it was more like there were several splinters coordinating, and not all of them were stopped in time.

What I'm hearing trickle in is that this was supposed to be larger, but most of the operation had been caught and dismantled previously. This is supposedly the last fragments of that operation just going forward with whatever they could muster.

Did he also change his name to Isaac Newton? Because otherwise, he's not the inventor of calculus.

Don't Cha? Do you mean the Fanta jingle?

My mental image of her is as someone who refers to herself in third person by her last name.

I think it's called "European speaking English".

"I never got to say goodbye."

DJ FROM FULL HOUSE!?

I just wanted to compile a list of lines that weren't sick, sick enough to use in the chorus.

Exactly.

See, that's one of my favorite lines in all of stupid pop. Gugligelmo Marconi is regarded as the Grandfather of Radio. Here you have a pop song giving a shout-out to the dude who basically laid the groundwork for them to even have a career.

I have a lot of money and bitches! DA LE! Ha Ha!

I don't know that pretentious is the right word. I feel more like he's just really into his own shit.

What's the hubbub on save-file destroying bugs?

I was totally fine with the way the initial Deus Ex made you go about it. You didn't just push A, X, or Y or leave to get your ending. I'm fine with that, it's still you making a choice with your actions.

The ending was tossed off, mostly because of the way it all goes down. I'll say the same for Deus Ex: Human Revolution, too. You get to the end of the game, and it's like, "Here's reams of dialogue, now hit a button to receive an ending."