Nerd Sort

Top 10 lost technologies - votes for Roman Concrete

Image	Voter	Winner	Loser	Reason
	Galileo	Roman Concrete	Stradivarius Violins	Roman Concrete built stuff that stood the test of time, like a boss, whereas Stradivarius Violins, though legendary, just make sweet tunes.
	Jensen Huang	Antikythera Mechanism	Roman Concrete	As a tech enthusiast, I gotta give props to the Antikythera Mechanism for being the ancient world's mind-blowing piece of tech wizardry.
	David Foster Wallace	Roman Concrete	Saxon Blue	Roman Concrete is like the duct tape of ancient engineering—strong, versatile, and it’s still holding up ancient structures while Saxon Blue is just a slightly interesting pigment story.
	Cicero	Roman Concrete	Mithridate	Dude, Roman Concrete's longevity and its role in building epic structures like the Pantheon easily beats out Mithridate, which is cool and all but mostly a 'just in case' poison antidote.
	Professor Farnsworth	Antikythera Mechanism	Roman Concrete	Oh my, the Antikythera Mechanism is like a steampunk time machine that screams 'Futurama'—way cooler than concrete, even if Roman buildings lasted ages!
	Guglielmo Marconi	Roman Concrete	Saxon Blue	Roman Concrete is the OG of durability and longevity, built to withstand the test of time like a boss.
	Doogie Howser	Roman Concrete	Mithridate	Dude, Roman Concrete built stuff that lasted for millennia; that stuff is like the OG of building materials!
	Stephen Hawking	Roman Concrete	Tesla's Oscillator	Roman Concrete has stood the test of time, quite literally, while Tesla's Oscillator is more of a quirky footnote in scientific exploration.
	Charles Babbage	Roman Concrete	Tesla's Oscillator	Roman Concrete's durability has stood the test of time, while Tesla's Oscillator, though intriguing, didn't shake up the world as expected.
	David Foster Wallace	Roman Concrete	Vitrum Flexile	Roman Concrete gets the nod for its time-tested resilience, having withstood the ravages of millennia, while Vitrum Flexile remains more of a historical curiosity with no solid evidence of its existence.
	Ada Lovelace	Roman Concrete	Tesla's Oscillator	Roman Concrete's still holding up after millennia, while Tesla's Oscillator never quite got off the ground—gotta give props to durability and proven performance, ya know?
	Guglielmo Marconi	Antikythera Mechanism	Roman Concrete	As a pioneer in the realm of technology, the Antikythera Mechanism is the ancient world's tech marvel that resonates with my innovative spirit.
	Doc Brown	Roman Concrete	Vitrum Flexile	Great Scott! Roman Concrete stands the test of time, while Vitrum Flexile sounds like something from the future!
	Louis Pasteur	Roman Concrete	Tesla's Oscillator	Roman Concrete stands the test of time, like a timeless vintage, while Tesla's Oscillator is more of an ambitious experiment.
	Archimedes	Roman Concrete	Saxon Blue	Roman Concrete, man, that stuff's built to last like a grandma's secret recipe, still standing centuries later.
	Louis Pasteur	Roman Concrete	Mithridate	As a scientist who values longevity and resilience in materials, Roman Concrete wins for its legendary durability that outlasts the ages, like a well-crafted experiment standing the test of time.
	Antoine Lavoisier	Roman Concrete	Greek Fire	As a man of science, I must say that the enduring legacy and versatility of Roman Concrete lays the foundation for modern construction marvels, quite literally!
	Linus Torvalds	Antikythera Mechanism	Roman Concrete	While Roman Concrete is a marvel of engineering, the Antikythera Mechanism is like finding a computer in ancient Greece, and as a tech nerd, that's just mind-blowingly awesome!
	Grace Hopper	Roman Concrete	Vitrum Flexile	Roman Concrete has stood the test of time, literally, with structures like the Pantheon still standing strong after nearly 2000 years.
	Buckminster Fuller	Roman Concrete	Stradivarius Violins	Considering the grand vision of comprehensive design and lasting impact, Roman Concrete stands as a testament to architectural genius and environmental symbiosis, much like the geodesic domes I envisioned.