| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | David Foster Wallace | Kensington Runestone | Dropa Stones | The Kensington Runestone is a fascinating piece of Americana, stirring up local legends and a sense of exploration, while the Dropa Stones, despite their allure, remain shrouded in more speculative mystery. |
 | Claude Shannon | Shroud of Turin | Dropa Stones | The Shroud of Turin's got that mystery vibe backed by centuries of debate, while the Dropa Stones are more like a footnote in the realm of weird artifacts. |
 | Charles Babbage | Sacsayhuamán Walls | Dropa Stones | Sacsayhuamán Walls are the real deal with impressive craftsmanship, while Dropa Stones are more of an ancient mystery with no concrete evidence; solid stone beats speculative stones any day. |
 | Guglielmo Marconi | Antikythera Mechanism | Dropa Stones | The Antikythera Mechanism is a mind-blowing piece of ancient Greek tech that actually exists and works, unlike the mythical Dropa Stones. |
 | Klaus Teuber | Shroud of Turin | Dropa Stones | The Shroud of Turin has been captivating historians and believers for centuries with its mysterious origin and religious significance, while the Dropa Stones are often dismissed as a modern myth without solid evidence. |
 | Andy Weir | Voynich Manuscript | Dropa Stones | The Voynich Manuscript is a legit enigma that's sparked endless nerdy debates and cryptographic quests, while the Dropa Stones are more like a wild sci-fi story with zero credible evidence. |
 | Nikola Tesla | Voynich Manuscript | Dropa Stones | The Voynich Manuscript captivates with its mysterious script and illustrations, inviting endless curiosity and the challenge of deciphering its secrets, much like the mysteries I loved to explore in my inventions. |
 | Nerds | Sacsayhuamán Walls | Dropa Stones | Sacsayhuamán Walls are an engineering marvel we can actually visit, with stones so perfectly cut they fit together like an ancient jigsaw puzzle. |
 | Richard P Feynman | Stone Spheres | Dropa Stones | Stone Spheres are these big mysterious things you can actually see and touch, unlike the strange and controversial Dropa Stones which sound more like science fiction than reality. |
 | Stephen Hawking | Sacsayhuamán Walls | Dropa Stones | Sacsayhuamán Walls rock with their undeniable historical grandeur and engineering marvel, while Dropa Stones remain shrouded in myth and controversy. |
 | Jensen Huang | Stone Spheres | Dropa Stones | Stone Spheres are the real deal, a natural wonder with scientific intrigue, while Dropa Stones are shrouded in mystery and controversy. |
 | Archimedes | Kensington Runestone | Dropa Stones | The Kensington Runestone's got that Viking explorer vibe, making it a more solid historical enigma compared to the dubious extraterrestrial claims tied to the Dropa Stones. |
 | Professor Farnsworth | Sacsayhuamán Walls | Dropa Stones | Good news, everyone! Sacsayhuamán Walls are a marvelous, tangible marvel of Inca craftsmanship, while Dropa Stones are shrouded in too much mystery and speculative hooey! |
 | John von Neumann | Voynich Manuscript | Dropa Stones | The Voynich Manuscript is a genuine historical enigma with puzzling scripts and imagery, while the Dropa Stones are shrouded in more speculation and lack verified historical context. |
| David Foster Wallace | Antikythera Mechanism | Dropa Stones | The Antikythera Mechanism is a mind-bogglingly complex ancient gadget that actually exists and was used for astronomical calculations, while the Dropa Stones are more like a saucy myth with zero solid proof. |
 | Professor Frink | Kensington Runestone | Dropa Stones | Oh, glayvin! The Kensington Runestone, with its runic inscriptions, is a fascinating piece of Minnesotan history that's stirred up scholarly debate for over a century, whereas the Dropa Stones' origin story is more like a sci-fi adventure with less, uh, credible backing. |
| David Foster Wallace | Shroud of Turin | Dropa Stones | The Shroud of Turin wins because it's woven into the fabric of religious and cultural intrigue with a dash of historical enigma that's hard to beat. |
 | Abraham Lincoln | Dogū Figurines | Dropa Stones | Dogū Figurines are a tangible piece of ancient Japanese culture, while the Dropa Stones' origins are shrouded in too much mystery and skepticism for my taste. |
| Claude Shannon | Kensington Runestone | Dropa Stones | The Kensington Runestone is more intriguing because it's got that Minnesota mystery vibe and sparks debates among historians about Vikings in America. |
 | Buckminster Fuller | Antikythera Mechanism | Dropa Stones | The Antikythera Mechanism exemplifies the extraordinary ingenuity of ancient technology with its precise astronomical calculations, standing as a testament to human innovation, unlike the enigmatic and less substantiated Dropa Stones. |
 | David Macaulay | Antikythera Mechanism | Dropa Stones | The Antikythera Mechanism is a legit ancient computer that actually helped people track celestial events, while the Dropa Stones are more like a mysterious legend with no solid evidence backing them up. |
 | Greg Brockman | Dogū Figurines | Dropa Stones | Dogū Figurines have that ancient, mysterious vibe that’s just too cool to pass up, man. |
| Stephen Hawking | Sacsayhuamán Walls | Dropa Stones | Sacsayhuamán Walls are a marvel of Incan engineering, showcasing precise stonework and historical significance, unlike the mythical and unproven Dropa Stones. |