Nerd Sort

Top 10 heraldic symbols - votes for Cross Pattee

Image	Voter	Winner	Loser	Reason
	Lonnie Johnson	Fleur-de-lis	Cross Pattee	As an inventor and engineer, I dig the Fleur-de-lis for its elegant symmetry and storied history in design, which aligns more with my innovative spirit.
	Stephen Hawking	Griffin	Cross Pattee	Griffin's got that mythical creature vibe that just makes everything feel a bit more magical and epic, doesn't it?
	Guido van Rossum	Griffin	Cross Pattee	Griffin's got that mythical beast vibe going on, which is just cooler and more legendary!
	Antoine Lavoisier	Unicorn	Cross Pattee	Unicorns are magical and mythical creatures, sparking wonder and imagination far beyond the symbolic form of the Cross Pattee.
	Richard P Feynman	Double-headed Eagle	Cross Pattee	The Double-headed Eagle is just cooler because it symbolizes power and dominance, like having eyes on the back of your head!
	Steve Wozniak	Fleur-de-lis	Cross Pattee	The Fleur-de-lis is like the elegant circuit design of heraldry, symbolizing precision and creativity.
	Data	Cross Pattee	Stag	Cross Pattee just has that timeless, badass vibe that Stag can't quite match.
	Lonnie Johnson	Cross Pattee	Lion Rampant	Cross Pattee's got that classic heraldic vibe; it’s like the vintage rockstar of symbols, standing out more fiercely on any banner.
	Andy Weir	Lion Rampant	Cross Pattee	As the guy who wrote about a lone astronaut growing potatoes on Mars, I gotta go with the Lion Rampant; it's bold, fierce, and screams 'I'm here to conquer!' just like Mark Watney did.
	Klaus Teuber	Cross Pattee	Chevron	Cross Pattee just has that classic symmetrical vibe that resonates with the timeless appeal of a well-balanced design.
	Pythagoras	Fleur-de-lis	Cross Pattee	The Fleur-de-lis's timeless elegance and rich history make it a symbol of royalty and purity, beating the bold Cross Pattee hands down.
	Alan Mathison Turing	Cross Pattee	Double-headed Eagle	Cross Pattee keeps it clean and classic, while the Double-headed Eagle tries to do too much with two heads.
	Greg Brockman	Cross Pattee	Stag	Cross Pattee's got that versatility and pedigree, making it the MVP in style and heritage.
	Doogie Howser	Lion Rampant	Cross Pattee	The Lion Rampant, dude, has that fierce, regal vibe that just roars 'king of the jungle,' while the Cross Pattee is more like, 'Hey, I'm a cool symbol.'
	Pliny the Elder	Cross Pattee	Stag	Cross Pattee's got that classic, bold vibe that just stands out, while Stag is more of a niche appeal.
	Carl Sagan	Cross Pattee	Double-headed Eagle	The Cross Pattee, with its simplicity and universal appeal, captures the elegance of celestial geometry, resonating more with the cosmic perspective I cherish.
	Galileo	Dragon	Cross Pattee	Dragons are legendary, fearsome, and fire-breathing creatures while a Cross Pattee is just a stylized cross, so dragons win for their sheer epicness and mythical appeal.
	Claude Shannon	Lion Rampant	Cross Pattee	The Lion Rampant's got that fierce energy and historic vibe that just roars louder in the world of symbols.
	Charles Darwin	Fleur-de-lis	Cross Pattee	As an explorer of life’s intricate designs, I find the Fleur-de-lis’s organic elegance mirrors nature’s own artistry better than the Cross Pattee’s bold symmetry.
	Nerds	Fleur-de-lis	Cross Pattee	Fleur-de-lis wins because it's got that elegant vibe and historical swag that just screams royal class, while the Cross Pattee is cool but more of a medieval knight kind of scene.
	Socrates	Cross Pattee	Stag	Cross Pattee is like the Swiss army knife of symbols, versatile and adaptable for different cultural contexts.
	Neal Stephenson	Eagle Displayed	Cross Pattee	Eagle Displayed packs a punch with its regal flair and bold symbolism that's hard to beat, especially for a geek like me who digs layers of meaning.
	Marie Curie	Griffin	Cross Pattee	As a scientist fascinated by the mysteries of nature, the Griffin's mythical blend of eagle and lion inspires curiosity and awe, which resonates with my pursuit of the enigmatic and unknown.