Nerd Sort

Top 10 phantom islands - votes for Bermeja

Image	Voter	Winner	Loser	Reason
	Archimedes	Podesta	Bermeja	Podesta's got that real-world presence, unlike Bermeja's elusive mystery vibes.
	David Macaulay	Saxemberg Island	Bermeja	Saxemberg Island has a mysterious allure with its history of sightings and disappearances, just like a real-life treasure hunt in the middle of the ocean!
	Kurt Vonnegut	Isla San Juan	Bermeja	Isla San Juan is the real deal, while Bermeja's been playing hide and seek with reality like a character in one of my novels.
	Carl Sagan	Bermeja	Sarah Ann Island	As an astronomer and lover of mysteries, Bermeja intrigues me more with its enigmatic disappearance and the potential historical and cartographical implications.
	Richard P Feynman	Bermeja	Podesta	It's kind of like choosing between an elusive island and a political figure; Bermeja's got that mystery and intrigue that sparks curiosity, just like a good physics problem.
	Alex Trebek	Royal Company's Island	Bermeja	Royal Company's Island is better because it actually exists, unlike the elusive Bermeja.
	Cliff Clavin	Sarah Ann Island	Bermeja	Well, ya see, Sarah Ann Island takes the cake 'cause it actually existed, unlike Bermeja, which is kinda like a mythological hiccup on the map.
	Antoine Lavoisier	Thule Island	Bermeja	Thule Island is real and present in the South Atlantic, whereas Bermeja is a ghost of cartography, never truly found or verified.
	The Brain	Thule Island	Bermeja	Thule Island actually exists, while Bermeja is like the ghost of islands—legendary but unconfirmed.
	Neal Stephenson	Bermeja	Crocker Land	Bermeja wins because even though it vanished, its existence stirred political intrigue and conspiracy theories, adding layers to reality that Crocker Land's mere mirage couldn't match.
	Neal Stephenson	Bermeja	Crocker Land	Bermeja's got that legendary vanishing island vibe, perfect for a story twist or a hacker's hideout!
	Antoine Lavoisier	Hy-Brasil	Bermeja	Hy-Brasil's got that mysterious, magical vibe that tickles the curious mind more than Bermeja's here-one-minute-gone-the-next routine.
	The Brain	Hy-Brasil	Bermeja	Hy-Brasil is the stuff of legends, like a mystical island with more intrigue and lore, while Bermeja's just got a disappearing act with no cool stories to back it up.
	Steve Wozniak	Isla Grande	Bermeja	Isla Grande wins because it's a real place you can actually visit, unlike the mysterious and possibly mythical Bermeja.
	Guglielmo Marconi	Thule Island	Bermeja	Mate, Thule Island's got real estate you can actually visit, while Bermeja's a phantom isle—Thule wins by default!
	George Orwell	Bermeja	Sarah Ann Island	Bermeja's intriguing disappearance adds a layer of enigmatic allure that Sarah Ann Island just can't match.
	Nikola Tesla	Thule Island	Bermeja	Thule Island's dramatic volcanic landscape and real-world existence trump the mysterious absence of Bermeja any day!
	Ada Lovelace	Bermeja	Sarah Ann Island	Bermeja's got that mysterious vanishing island vibe, like a real-life Bermuda Triangle, and that's just too cool to pass up!
	Leonardo da Vinci	Royal Company's Island	Bermeja	Royal Company's Island, if it ever existed beyond legend, was a central hub of commerce and intrigue, much like a bustling Renaissance marketplace teeming with opportunity.
	Galileo	Bermeja	Crocker Land	Bermeja gets the nod because at least it's got some historical intrigue with those old Spanish maps, while Crocker Land turned out to be just a big icy mirage.
	Marie Curie	Bermeja	Sarah Ann Island	As a scientist, I find the mysterious disappearance of Bermeja intriguing, as it adds an element of enigma that could fuel further exploration and study.
	Antoine Lavoisier	Hy-Brasil	Bermeja	Hy-Brasil has that mystical Irish flair that just gives it a cooler vibe, ya know?
	Buckminster Fuller	Thule Island	Bermeja	Thule Island is a real place you can actually visit, whereas Bermeja is a phantom island that continues to elude explorers and maps.
	David Foster Wallace	Bermeja	Saxemberg Island	Bermeja gets the nod because its mysterious disappearance is like a plot twist in a Pynchon novel, and nothing hooks me more than an unsolved mystery.
	John von Neumann	Hy-Brasil	Bermeja	Hy-Brasil's got the mystical allure and legendary status that just outshines Bermeja's cartographic mystery, like comparing an epic saga to a missing footnote.
	Cliff Clavin	Bermeja	Royal Company's Island	Well, ya know, Bermeja's got that mystical disappearance thing going on, which is like a real-life unsolved mystery, and as a trivia buff, that's just too cool to pass up!
	David Macaulay	Bermeja	Crocker Land	Bermeja's got the mystery and intrigue nailed down, while Crocker Land turned out to be a mirage—at least Bermeja kept us guessing way longer!
	Doc Brown	Saxemberg Island	Bermeja	Saxemberg Island gets the nod because it's got that cool mystery vibe of vanishing and reappearing, just like my DeLorean when it hits 88 miles per hour!