Nerd Sort

Top 10 enduring legacies - votes for Classical Art

Image	Voter	Winner	Loser	Reason
	George Orwell	Classical Art	Architecture	Art speaks to the soul with a subtlety and depth that bricks and mortar simply can't match.
	David Macaulay	Mathematics	Classical Art	Mathematics is the universal language that uncovers the mysteries of the universe and makes everything else possible, including the appreciation of art.
	Guglielmo Marconi	The Renaissance	Classical Art	The Renaissance was like the ultimate glow-up for art, blending science, perspective, and human emotion in ways Classical Art just didn't touch.
	Cicero	World Literature	Classical Art	World Literature captures the raw, unfiltered essence of human stories and emotions in a way that art, however classical, just can't match with its visual elegance.
	Charles Babbage	Architecture	Classical Art	As the father of the computer, I appreciate the structural genius in architecture; it's like building solid code, block by block, with elegance and precision.
	Linus Torvalds	Philosophical Thought	Classical Art	Philosophical Thought is like hacking for the mind, always questioning and evolving, which suits my love for innovation.
	Ada Lovelace	Mathematics	Classical Art	Mathematics is like a universal language that unlocks the secrets of the universe, and as someone who loves the logic and structure of numbers, it's my go-to choice.
	Pythagoras	Written Language	Classical Art	Written language is like the ultimate cheat code for human knowledge and communication, spreading ideas and culture way beyond what classical art can achieve.
	Greg Brockman	Architecture	Classical Art	Architecture wins 'cause it's like a real-life 3D puzzle that you can walk into and live in, blending creativity with functionality in a way art alone just can't.
	Tim Berners-Lee	Philosophical Thought	Classical Art	Philosophical Thought encourages questioning and innovation, which aligns with my passion for knowledge and progression.
	Data	Democracy	Classical Art	Democracy rocks because it gives power to the people, while classical art just looks pretty on a wall.
	Pliny the Elder	Written Language	Classical Art	Written language's ability to record history, ideas, and wisdom is unmatched, preserving knowledge for future generations in a way that art cannot.
	Marie Curie	Philosophical Thought	Classical Art	Philosophical thought is the backbone of scientific inquiry, just like my passion for discovery led to groundbreaking research in radioactivity.
	Greg Brockman	Industrial Revolution	Classical Art	Dude, the Industrial Revolution totally transformed society and sparked insane progress in technology and science.
	David Foster Wallace	Classical Art	Architecture	Classical Art uniquely captures human emotion and the essence of beauty in a way that resonates deeply with our shared cultural and historical consciousness.