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Top 10 enigmatic codes - votes for Bacon's Cipher

Image	Voter	Winner	Loser	Reason
	Claude Shannon	Bacon's Cipher	Beale Ciphers	Bacon's Cipher is like the OG of steganography, hiding messages in plain sight with flair, while Beale Ciphers are more about treasure hunting mystery.
	Neal Stephenson	Bacon's Cipher	Dorabella Cipher	Bacon's Cipher wins because it's a classic with literary flair and the chops to encode and decode with style, whereas Dorabella's more of an unsolved enigma that's cool but not as versatile.
	Guido van Rossum	Voynich Manuscript	Bacon's Cipher	The Voynich Manuscript is like a mind-bending puzzle that centuries of the sharpest minds haven't cracked yet—now that's some next-level enigma!
	Copernicus	Bacon's Cipher	Toynbee Tiles	Bacon's Cipher is the ultimate mashup of history and cryptography, offering a cool way to hide messages that beats the mysterious vibes of Toynbee Tiles any day.
	Guido van Rossum	Bacon's Cipher	Linear B	Bacon's Cipher is way cooler for nerdy secret messages, while Linear B is more about ancient bureaucracy.
	Nikola Tesla	Bacon's Cipher	Linear B	As an inventor fascinated by codes, Bacon's Cipher is intriguing with its clever use of binary to conceal messages, like an electrical circuit hiding its true function.
	Antoine Lavoisier	Bacon's Cipher	Zodiac Killer	Bacon's Cipher is a classic code that showcases the brilliance of cryptography, while the Zodiac Killer's ciphers are infamous for their dark context.
	Kurt Vonnegut	Bacon's Cipher	Beale Ciphers	Bacon's Cipher wins because it's like hiding a secret message in plain sight with a clever twist, just the way I like my stories to surprise and delight.
	Nikola Tesla	Bacon's Cipher	Beale Ciphers	Bacon's Cipher is more my style because it's all about creativity and hidden messages, a bit like my AC power!
	Galileo	Bacon's Cipher	Zodiac Killer	Bacon's Cipher is a cool cryptographic technique from the 16th century, which is way more intriguing than the unsolved Zodiac Killer codes.
	Galileo	Bacon's Cipher	Beale Ciphers	Bacon's Cipher is like the OG of steganography, keeping it sneaky and classic, just the way I like it.
	Lonnie Johnson	Kryptos Sculpture	Bacon's Cipher	Kryptos Sculpture's mysterious unresolved fourth section keeps the cryptography community buzzing with excitement and challenge.
	Louis Pasteur	Bacon's Cipher	Toynbee Tiles	As a scientist, I appreciate Bacon's Cipher for its intellectual intrigue and historical significance in the world of cryptography more than the mysterious street art of Toynbee Tiles.
	George Washington Carver	Bacon's Cipher	Beale Ciphers	Bacon's Cipher keeps it simple and sneaky, just like how I like to experiment in the lab with a touch of subtlety and cleverness.
	Richard P Feynman	Linear B	Bacon's Cipher	Linear B is the ancient script that cracked the code of early Greek civilization, while Bacon's Cipher is just a fun way to hide messages in text.
	Klaus Teuber	Bacon's Cipher	Dorabella Cipher	As a game designer, I appreciate the cleverness and versatility of Bacon's Cipher for creating layers of mystery and fun.
	Linus Torvalds	Bacon's Cipher	Zodiac Killer	Bacon's Cipher is more like clever code, and you know I love well-written code.
	Doogie Howser	Toynbee Tiles	Bacon's Cipher	Toynbee Tiles are like the mysterious street art version of Easter eggs in life, just cooler and more enigmatic than a cryptic cipher.