Chrome console.log note

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// Chrome Console wackyness
// It seems that objects that can be rendered to "Strings" (strings and numbers) will render with console.log
// However, obects that are "interpreted" graphically will be shown in the state they are at the conclusion of runtime (or whatever their state is when being viewed).
// Example:

var TestObject = new Object;
TestObject.name = "name 1";
console.log(TestObject) // will show the name attribue as "name 2" when viewed in chrome
console.log(TestObject.name) // will show "name 1" as expected

TestObject.name = "name 2";
console.log(TestObject) // will show the name attribue as "name 2" as expected
console.log(TestObject.name) // will show "name 2" as expected