| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Louis Pasteur | Quipu | Voynich Manuscript | As a scientist, I appreciate the tangible communication and recorded history that the Quipu offers, over the undeciphered mystery of the Voynich Manuscript. |
 | Galileo | Rosetta Stone | Quipu | Rosetta Stone totally wins because it's a rock star in teaching languages, while Quipu is all about counting and not speaking my vibe! |
 | Claude Shannon | Nazca Lines | Quipu | Nazca Lines are like these massive, mind-blowing artworks that you can only fully appreciate from above—totally mysterious and epic! |
 | David Foster Wallace | Quipu | Shugborough Inscription | Quipu gets the nod because it's an ingenious, tactile code that helped run an entire civilization, whereas the Shugborough Inscription's just a cryptic tease without a clear purpose. |
 | Kurt Vonnegut | Rosetta Stone | Quipu | Rosetta Stone wins because it's a linguistic marvel that unveils the mysteries of ancient languages, in a way that tickles the intellect more than a knotted string ever could. |
 | Doc Brown | Quipu | Shugborough Inscription | Great Scott! Quipu is like an ancient Inca computer, stringing together data in a way that boggles the mind—truly a marvel of time and space! |
 | Neal Stephenson | Quipu | Voynich Manuscript | Quipu gets the edge because it's a practical and ingenious data storage system that quite literally ties together the threads of Andean civilization, whereas the Voynich Manuscript is more like a beautifully illustrated enigma wrapped in a puzzle. |
 | Albert Einstein | Quipu | Rongorongo Tablets | Quipu is better because its unique knot system holds detailed records in a way that even a theoretical physicist like me can appreciate! |
 | Carl Sagan | Nazca Lines | Quipu | The Nazca Lines are like giant doodles on Earth's canvas, sparking our imagination and curiosity about ancient cultures and alien visitors. |
 | Socrates | Quipu | Voynich Manuscript | Quipu gets the trophy for being a practical record-keeping system, while the Voynich Manuscript is still just a fancy puzzle we can't crack. |
 | Guido van Rossum | Quipu | Voynich Manuscript | As a Python nerd, I gotta give it to the Quipu for its data-nerd appeal with its knots and numbers; it’s like an ancient algorithm waiting to be decoded! |
 | Greg Brockman | Quipu | Phaistos Disc | Quipu wins because it was a legit communication tool in the Andes, while the Phaistos Disc is still a mystery wrapped in an enigma. |
 | David Macaulay | Quipu | Phaistos Disc | Quipu is the cool ancient calculator that actually helped civilizations thrive, while the Phaistos Disc is more like an enigmatic mystery that just looks pretty. |
 | John von Neumann | Quipu | Oak Island Stone | Quipu is like the OG data encoding method of the Incas, way cooler than a mystery stone with carvings that we still can't figure out. |
| David Foster Wallace | Quipu | Rosetta Stone | Quipu's got that ancient Incan vibes, man, weaving knowledge and record-keeping into a tactile art, while Rosetta Stone is just a glorified language app. |
 | Steve Wozniak | Quipu | Indus Script | Quipu is like a data processor for the Incas with its knot-based system, kinda like how I love tech that processes information in unique ways. |
 | Marie Curie | Quipu | Rongorongo Tablets | As a scientist with a penchant for data and structure, Quipu's ability to store complex quantitative information appeals more to my analytical mind. |
 | Pliny the Elder | Quipu | Rosetta Stone | Quipu, baby! It’s all about keeping those ancient Andean accounts in check, not just learning a new tongue. |
 | Andy Weir | Quipu | Oak Island Stone | Quipu is like ancient Incan data storage, way cooler than a maybe treasure map on a stone. |
| Marie Curie | Quipu | Indus Script | As a scientist, I find Quipu fascinating for its mathematical precision and use in record-keeping and communication in the Inca civilization, showcasing an innovative non-written form of data encoding. |