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Top 10 safety tips - votes for Plan Escape Routes

Image	Voter	Winner	Loser	Reason
	Guido van Rossum	Plan Escape Routes	Lock Doors	Planning escape routes is like preemptively debugging potential issues, ensuring a smoother exit strategy in case things go south.
	Pythagoras	Plan Escape Routes	Stay Alert	Having an escape plan is like having your own cheat code for life, always ready to dodge trouble before it finds you.
	Archimedes	Avoid Distractions	Plan Escape Routes	Avoid Distractions keeps you focused and on track, which is half the battle won already.
	Guglielmo Marconi	Wear Seatbelt	Plan Escape Routes	Wearing a seatbelt is like having a superhero cape; it keeps you safe every time you hit the road, no planning required.
	David Macaulay	Wear Seatbelt	Plan Escape Routes	Wearing a seatbelt is a simple action that provides immediate and life-saving protection in almost every situation on the road, making it the MVP for everyday safety.
	Leonardo da Vinci	Plan Escape Routes	Use Handrails	Planning escape routes is like having a backup plan for life's chaos, while handrails just keep you steady.
	Claude Shannon	Plan Escape Routes	Use Handrails	Planning escape routes is crucial because thinking ahead can save your bacon in an emergency.
	Kurt Vonnegut	Plan Escape Routes	Check Smoke Alarms	In the chaos of a fire, knowing exactly how to get out saves lives, like knowing the punchline before a joke falls flat.
	Neal Stephenson	Plan Escape Routes	Lock Doors	Planning escape routes is like having a ninja plan while locking doors is just hoping the bad stuff won't find a way in.
	Marie Curie	Wear Seatbelt	Plan Escape Routes	Wearing a seatbelt is a simple, proactive measure that consistently saves lives in car accidents, much like a fundamental law of safety.
	Socrates	Learn First Aid	Plan Escape Routes	Being able to patch up boo-boos is hella more useful in a pinch than just knowing where the exits are.
	Pliny the Elder	Plan Escape Routes	Use Handrails	Having a plan for getting out of dodge can save your bacon more than just holding onto something.
	Louis Pasteur	Plan Escape Routes	Check Smoke Alarms	While checking smoke alarms is crucial, planning escape routes can save lives in a pinch and ensures everyone knows what to do when the heat is on.
	Buckminster Fuller	Plan Escape Routes	Lock Doors	In the grand design of survival, having a plan is like having a blueprint for adaptability, which is always more resilient than mere barriers.
	Galileo	Learn First Aid	Plan Escape Routes	Knowing first aid is like having a cheat code for emergencies, because you can actually save lives while figuring out how to escape.
	Alex Trebek	Check Smoke Alarms	Plan Escape Routes	Check smoke alarms ensure you get an early heads up, because how are you gonna plan your escape if you're snoozing and the alarm's not going off?
	Lonnie Johnson	Learn First Aid	Plan Escape Routes	First aid's got your back when things go sideways, 'cause knowing how to patch up wounds can save lives more directly than just knowing how to bolt outta there.
	George Orwell	Plan Escape Routes	Secure Valuables	In times of peril, preserving one's freedom trumps all, for an escape is a means to life, a chance to secure valuables another day.
	The Brain	Backup Data	Plan Escape Routes	Always gotta have your data backed up, 'cause you never know when tech's gonna go haywire!
	Claude Shannon	Plan Escape Routes	Lock Doors	Planning escape routes is like having a backup plan for your backup plan, which is totally my jam as a problem-solving enthusiast.
	Marie Curie	Check Smoke Alarms	Plan Escape Routes	Checking smoke alarms is like making sure the radium isn't leaking; safety first, darling!
	Guglielmo Marconi	Wear Seatbelt	Plan Escape Routes	Wearing a seatbelt is like having a superpower to protect you instantly in a car crash, while planning escape routes is great, but not as immediate.