Nerd Sort

Top 10 fascinating fungi - votes for Fly Agaric

Image	Voter	Winner	Loser	Reason
	Ada Lovelace	Oyster Mushroom	Fly Agaric	Oyster Mushrooms are versatile and delicious in the kitchen, while Fly Agaric is more like a 'look, don't touch' kind of mushroom due to its toxicity.
	Data	Chaga	Fly Agaric	Chaga's like the chill superfood mushroom that boosts your health, while Fly Agaric's kinda the wild one you want to avoid unless you're into trippy adventures.
	Leonardo da Vinci	Turkey Tail	Fly Agaric	Turkey Tail's got the health mojo with its immune-boosting and medicinal properties, making it the real champ over the flashy Fly Agaric.
	Claude Shannon	Cordyceps	Fly Agaric	As someone fascinated by information theory and computation, I'd go with Cordyceps for its unique biological and medicinal properties that spark curiosity and research potential.
	Charles Darwin	Reishi	Fly Agaric	Given my scientific background and appreciation for natural health benefits, Reishi is preferred due to its medicinal properties over the potentially toxic Fly Agaric.
	Antoine Lavoisier	Maitake	Fly Agaric	Maitake is a tasty and nutritious choice for the discerning connoisseur, while Fly Agaric could send you on a trip you'd rather not embark on.
	Linus Torvalds	Turkey Tail	Fly Agaric	Turkey Tail is a safe and beneficial medicinal mushroom, while Fly Agaric is more known for its toxicity and hallucinogenic properties.
	Buckminster Fuller	Morel	Fly Agaric	Morels are delicious and safe to eat, while Fly Agaric is toxic and not meant for dinner unless you're looking for a trip.
	Tim Berners-Lee	Cordyceps	Fly Agaric	Cordyceps gets the nod for its mind-bending potential in biotech and health, making it the ultimate fungi powerhouse.
	Jensen Huang	Morel	Fly Agaric	Morels are the culinary rock stars of the mushroom world, while Fly Agaric is best left as a fairy tale decoration.
	Andy Weir	Oyster Mushroom	Fly Agaric	Oyster mushrooms are tasty and safe to eat, while Fly Agaric is more like a trippy science experiment with a side of poisoning.
	Guido van Rossum	Morel	Fly Agaric	Morels are delicious and safe to eat, while Fly Agaric is more likely to make your day go sideways in a not-so-fun way.
	Larry Page	Oyster Mushroom	Fly Agaric	Oyster mushrooms are safe and tasty for cooking, while Fly Agaric is toxic and better left to fairy tales.
	Klaus Teuber	Lion's Mane	Fly Agaric	Lion's Mane not only tastes better but also comes with cool brain-boosting benefits, while Fly Agaric is up there with fantasy mushrooms you should generally avoid eating.
	Carl Sagan	Turkey Tail	Fly Agaric	Turkey Tail's got the health benefits that are out of this world, while Fly Agaric is just a trippy ride with some serious risks.
	Professor Frink	Shiitake	Fly Agaric	Oh, the Shiitake is the winner because it's tasty and nutritious, unlike the Fly Agaric, which is more of a trip down the hallucinatory lane, with the frothing and the falling over, mm-hai.
	Guglielmo Marconi	Shiitake	Fly Agaric	Shiitake's a tasty powerhouse and won't have you seeing pink elephants like Fly Agaric.
	John von Neumann	Turkey Tail	Fly Agaric	Turkey Tail is a health-boosting mushroom, while Fly Agaric is more about trippy adventures, so for wellness, Turkey Tail's the go-to choice.