Historical Figures 20 Questions

Dammit, I was going to use my "Was he once the Lucasian Professor for Mathematics" question.
 
LooseCannon said:
Dammit, I was going to use my "Was he once the Lucasian Professor for Mathematics" question.
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And I wanted to use the "Was he in a fictional book about a secret society that knew the true identy of Christ's offspring?" question.

OK, Zare:

1.  Was this person born on or after Jan 1, 1000 AD?
 
Damn, I thought it could be Newton but the "one theory" confused me, as I was thinking about his three laws of motion.  But moving on...

Was this person born on/after Jan 1/1500?
 
LooseCannon said:
Dammit, I was going to use my "Was he once the Lucasian Professor for Mathematics" question.
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If it went on, I was going to say that this person held a post in a famous university in England - that is currently held by certain wheelchair-bound scientist. :D
 
Invader said:
Damn, I thought it could be Newton but the "one theory" confused me, as I was thinking about his three laws of motion.
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The "one theory" I had in mind when I said that was his theory on gravity, but as I also said he was famous for a whole host of other things. So it could not really be pinned down to one famous theory or discovery.
 
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