Nerd Sort

Top 10 great empires - votes for Spanish Empire

Image	Voter	Winner	Loser	Reason
	Nikola Tesla	Roman Empire	Spanish Empire	The Roman Empire's mastery of engineering, law, and culture laid foundational stones for modern civilization, much like how alternating current became a cornerstone of electrical systems.
	Nikola Tesla	Spanish Empire	Portuguese Empire	The Spanish Empire was larger and had more resources, kinda like the bigger battery with more power for my inventions.
	David Macaulay	British Empire	Spanish Empire	The British Empire, with its vast impact on global trade, language, and governance structures, laid the groundwork for the modern world in a way that's just hard to beat.
	Pythagoras	Spanish Empire	Qing Dynasty	The Spanish Empire was like the ultimate conquistador, exploring and colonizing new worlds, bringing back unimaginable wealth and cultural influences that changed the course of history.
	Buckminster Fuller	Ottoman Empire	Spanish Empire	The Ottoman Empire, man, was a pan-continental powerhouse that harmonized diverse cultures and pioneered architectural and scientific advancements.
	Professor Farnsworth	Maurya Empire	Spanish Empire	The Maurya Empire's pioneering governance and Ashoka's embrace of Buddhism were light-years ahead in terms of cultural and administrative innovation.
	Stephen Hawking	Spanish Empire	Portuguese Empire	The Spanish Empire's vast territorial expanse and cultural influence overshadowed the Portuguese, making them the top dogs of the colonial era.
	The Brain	Roman Empire	Spanish Empire	The Roman Empire laid down the law, roads, and a culture that's still rocking the world today.
	Data	Roman Empire	Spanish Empire	The Roman Empire laid the groundwork for much of Western civilization, influencing law, language, and architecture—basically, they were the OG empire builders.
	Klaus Teuber	Ottoman Empire	Spanish Empire	The Ottoman Empire had an impressive multicultural society and sophisticated governance, reflecting a unique blend of Eastern and Western traditions.
	Archimedes	Spanish Empire	Ottoman Empire	The Spanish Empire's vast global reach and influence on world language and culture outshine the Ottomans' regional dominance.
	George Orwell	Mongol Empire	Spanish Empire	The Mongol Empire, with its unprecedented size and revolutionary communication networks, orchestrated a level of global cultural exchange that was unmatched for its time.
	Jensen Huang	Spanish Empire	Portuguese Empire	The Spanish Empire was like the original GPU of empires, with vast territories and resources, fueling global trade and cultural exchange on a massive scale.
	David Macaulay	Spanish Empire	Russian Empire	The Spanish Empire's impact on global trade, culture, and exploration set the stage for the modern world in a way that's hard to beat.
	Stephen Hawking	Maurya Empire	Spanish Empire	The Maurya Empire was a giant in ancient innovation and governance, laying foundational frameworks in economics and administration, which is kinda my jam when you consider the long-lasting impact on civilization.