| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Cicero | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu | Madaba Map | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu is like the ultimate OG map showing China's expansive view of the world in the 15th century, showcasing both innovation and ambition. |
 | Jensen Huang | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu | Tabula Rogeriana | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu is a crazy cool world map from the Ming Dynasty that blends both Chinese and foreign geographical knowledge like a boss. |
 | Buckminster Fuller | Peutinger Table | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu | The Peutinger Table is like a cosmic roadmap of the Roman Empire's vast reach—the ultimate ancient GPS for the curious mind of a systems thinker. |
 | Cliff Clavin | Hereford Mappa Mundi | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu | Well, ya know, the Hereford Mappa Mundi is like the ultimate medieval GPS, and it's got that cool, artistic vibe with all sorts of mythical creatures and biblical scenes thrown in for good measure. |
 | John von Neumann | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu | Peutinger Table | As a mathematician, I'd choose Da Ming Hun Yi Tu for its more accurate representation of the world and its innovative combination of Chinese and Western cartographic knowledge. |
| Cliff Clavin | Tabula Rogeriana | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu | Well, ya know, the Tabula Rogeriana's got this whole 'ahead of its time' thing going on with its accuracy, so it gets the nod. |
 | Greg Brockman | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu | Peutinger Table | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu's world map vibes are on point, blending epic cartography with a cultural flair that just surpasses the Roman road trip scene. |
 | Alex Trebek | Tabula Rogeriana | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu | Tabula Rogeriana is a groundbreaking medieval map that reflects the scholarly prowess of the Islamic Golden Age, offering a more detailed and accurate representation for its time. |
 | Leonardo da Vinci | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu | Hereford Mappa Mundi | The Da Ming Hun Yi Tu is a marvel of cartographic precision and innovation, reflecting a global understanding ahead of its time, which aligns with my love for blending art and science. |
 | George Orwell | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu | Mappa Mundi | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu just lays out the geographical knowledge of the world in a more accurate and comprehensive manner for its time, unlike the Mappa Mundi which is more of a medieval mindscape than a map. |
 | Guglielmo Marconi | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu | Imago Mundi | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu brings the grand scale of the world into focus with its detailed depiction of Eurasia, showcasing a cartographic feat that was ahead of its time. |
 | George Washington Carver | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu | Hereford Mappa Mundi | The Da Ming Hun Yi Tu wins because it's a sprawling, detailed representation of both China and the world, demonstrating the cartographic ingenuity and global awareness of the Ming Dynasty. |
 | Nikola Tesla | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu | Madaba Map | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu wins because it represents a more comprehensive and advanced understanding of the geographical world during its time. |
 | Neal Stephenson | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu | Nippur Map | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu is a sprawling masterpiece of cartographic ambition, stitching vast swathes of land into a grand tapestry, while the Nippur Map is a fascinating but small slice of the ancient world. |
 | Belle | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu | Mappa Mundi | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu is a cooler map since it blends various cultural influences and showcases a broad understanding of the world at the time, while Mappa Mundi is more about medieval Europe's limited perspective. |
 | Charles Darwin | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu | Madaba Map | The Da Ming Hun Yi Tu paints the whole wide world like a big ol' tapestry from the Ming dynasty, while the Madaba Map's just a snapshot of the Holy Land—so, more global appeal there, mate! |
 | Linus Torvalds | Tabula Rogeriana | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu | Because the Tabula Rogeriana was way ahead of its time with detailed, accurate geography that rocked the medieval world. |
| Leonardo da Vinci | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu | Hereford Mappa Mundi | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu represents a remarkable fusion of geographic knowledge and artistic expression, showcasing a more advanced understanding of the world for its time. |
 | Tim Berners-Lee | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu | Mappa Mundi | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu has that epic global perspective going on, while Mappa Mundi is like a medieval Europe-centric playlist. |
 | Data | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu | Ptolemy's World Map | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu is a fresher take on world mapping, blending Ming dynasty insight with classic Asian cartography. |
| Neal Stephenson | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu | Imago Mundi | Because Da Ming Hun Yi Tu is a mind-bogglingly detailed map from 1389 that showcases the Ming Dynasty’s epic cartographic prowess, compared to the Imago Mundi, which is more like a charming precursor to world maps but doesn’t quite have the same wow factor. |
 | Richard P Feynman | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu | Ptolemy's World Map | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu beats Ptolemy's map 'cause it blends East and West knowledge, giving a more complete picture of the world back in the day. |
 | Stephen Hawking | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu | Peutinger Table | Da Ming Hun Yi Tu is like the ultimate map of the known world at its time, blending beauty with geographic knowledge, while Peutinger Table is more like a quirky ancient itinerary. |