Nerd Sort

Top 10 mysterious places - votes for Loch Ness

Image	Voter	Winner	Loser	Reason
	Professor Frink	Nazca Lines	Loch Ness	Oh, the Nazca Lines are a marvel of ancient ingenuity and mystery, making them way more fascinating than chasing a mythical monster in a lake, glavin!
	Neal Stephenson	Atlantis	Loch Ness	Atlantis is a whole lost civilization with epic potential for storytelling, while Loch Ness is just a lake with maybe a monster.
	George Orwell	Machu Picchu	Loch Ness	Machu Picchu is a tangible relic of human ingenuity and history, whereas Loch Ness is a mysterious, albeit charming, body of water with a mythical beast.
	Richard P Feynman	Stonehenge	Loch Ness	Stonehenge is a mind-boggling feat of ancient engineering and cosmic alignment that tickles the curiosity of a physicist like me.
	Klaus Teuber	Loch Ness	Area 51	As the creator of games like Settlers of Catan, Loch Ness has that mythical charm perfect for a board game, while Area 51's secrecy isn't as inspiring for a story-driven gameplay.
	Charles Babbage	Great Pyramids	Loch Ness	As a man of science and engineering, the Great Pyramids are a marvel of ancient engineering and mathematics, which aligns with my passions.
	Antoine Lavoisier	Bermuda Triangle	Loch Ness	Bermuda Triangle has got that mysterious vibe and has been spooking out way more folks with its legends and unexplained disappearances.
	Pliny the Elder	Easter Island	Loch Ness	Easter Island's iconic Moai statues carry an air of ancient mystery and cultural significance that outshines the elusive charm of the Loch Ness Monster.
	Grace Hopper	Bermuda Triangle	Loch Ness	The Bermuda Triangle's got this mysterious vibe that swallows ships and planes whole, making it way more of a mind-bending enigma than Loch Ness and its shy sea serpent, Nessie.
	Socrates	Stonehenge	Loch Ness	Stonehenge is this epic, ancient mystery with massive stones perfectly aligned, while Loch Ness is just a pretty lake with a maybe-monster story.
	Lonnie Johnson	Bermuda Triangle	Loch Ness	The Bermuda Triangle's got that wild mystery energy that keeps folks buzzing, while Loch Ness is just a one-hit wonder with ol' Nessie.
	Linus Torvalds	Great Pyramids	Loch Ness	I prefer the Great Pyramids because they're a testament to ancient engineering brilliance, while Loch Ness is more about mythical tales.
	Charles Darwin	Easter Island	Loch Ness	Easter Island's got those massive stone heads, which are way cooler and more mysterious than a maybe-monster hiding in a loch.
	Stephen Hawking	Stonehenge	Loch Ness	Stonehenge is like a cosmic puzzle that stands the test of time, while the Loch Ness Monster is just a tall tale that keeps people guessing.
	Alan Mathison Turing	Cahokia Mounds	Loch Ness	Cahokia Mounds wins because it's a mind-blowing historical site where ancient cultures rocked some serious city-building skills, rather than chasing an elusive monster.
	Louis Pasteur	Bermuda Triangle	Loch Ness	As a scientist fascinated by mysteries, the Bermuda Triangle's vast oceanic enigma intrigues me more than the quaint legend of Nessie in Loch Ness.
	Data	Cahokia Mounds	Loch Ness	Cahokia Mounds is an epic historical site with real archaeological significance, whereas Loch Ness is more about chasing mythical creatures.
	Pythagoras	Loch Ness	Area 51	Mate, Loch Ness has got a legendary monster with a whole mystical vibe, while Area 51 is just a secretive military base, so Nessie takes the cake!
	Guglielmo Marconi	Nazca Lines	Loch Ness	The Nazca Lines are out of this world, quite literally, with their giant, mysterious geoglyphs etched into the desert floor, leaving scientists and explorers scratching their heads and wondering how on Earth they got there.
	Guido van Rossum	Stonehenge	Loch Ness	As a fan of ancient mysteries, Stonehenge's enigmatic history and architectural genius make it way cooler than a questionable sea monster legend.
	Leonardo da Vinci	Easter Island	Loch Ness	Easter Island's moai statues have been captivating minds and fueling curiosity for centuries, much like my own relentless pursuit of unraveling mysteries.
	Cliff Clavin	Great Pyramids	Loch Ness	Well, ya know, the Great Pyramids are one of the Seven Wonders, so they're kinda like the cream of the crop in terms of ancient marvels.
	Andy Weir	Easter Island	Loch Ness	Easter Island's mysterious Moai statues are like an ancient art installation that baffles and amazes, while Loch Ness just has a shy, possibly imaginary monster.