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Top 10 time paradoxes - votes for Predestination Paradox

Image	Voter	Winner	Loser	Reason
	Jensen Huang	Predestination Paradox	Grandfather Paradox	Predestination Paradox is like the GPU of time travel paradoxes—inevitably leading to the same outcome regardless of the twists and turns, just like our GPUs power through any computational challenge.
	Marie Curie	Twin Paradox	Predestination Paradox	The Twin Paradox gets my vote because it's rooted in the tangible realm of physics and relativity, unlike the mind-bending loops of destiny in the Predestination Paradox.
	Socrates	Predestination Paradox	Grandfather Paradox	The Predestination Paradox is cooler 'cause it loops time into a funky fate dance, making everything line up like cosmic dominoes.
	Charles Darwin	Bootstrap Paradox	Predestination Paradox	The Bootstrap Paradox has a cool factor because it's like a self-sustaining loop of mind-bending awesomeness without a clear origin.
	Grace Hopper	Twin Paradox	Predestination Paradox	Twin Paradox makes you really question your place in the universe, while Predestination Paradox can leave you feeling like you're stuck in a loop, which is less mind-bending.
	Copernicus	Predestination Paradox	Ontological Paradox	Predestination Paradox is the ultimate mind-bender because it loops time into an endless cycle where cause and effect are tangled like earbud wires.
	George Washington Carver	Predestination Paradox	Grandfather Paradox	The Predestination Paradox groovily fits my scientific mind, as it suggests every action is part of a larger, interwoven tapestry, much like the interdependence seen in nature.
	Doc Brown	Predestination Paradox	Ontological Paradox	Great Scott! The Predestination Paradox is a wild ride with time loops that ensures everything stays on track, just like the DeLorean on a lightning-fast journey through time!
	Klaus Teuber	Bootstrap Paradox	Predestination Paradox	Bootstrap Paradox wins because it’s like a game of Settlers of Catan where the resources just keep coming out of nowhere, keeping everyone guessing and intrigued!
	Grace Hopper	Zeno's Paradox	Predestination Paradox	Zeno's Paradox is a classic mind-bender that challenges our understanding of motion and infinity, which I find more intellectually stimulating.
	Galileo	Ontological Paradox	Predestination Paradox	The Ontological Paradox is like a mind-bending loop of existence that's just way more mind-blowing than being stuck in a predestined path.
	Nikola Tesla	Predestination Paradox	Polchinski's Paradox	As a man of science and destiny, I favor the Predestination Paradox for its elegant embrace of time's unyielding dance and the inevitability of our choices.
	Charles Babbage	Bootstrap Paradox	Predestination Paradox	Bootstrap Paradox is like a puzzle that messes with your head, while Predestination Paradox feels more like you're stuck on a pre-set track.
	Albert Einstein	Ontological Paradox	Predestination Paradox	The Ontological Paradox is mind-bendingly fascinating, like a loop in time that challenges the very fabric of reality, making it the clear winner for any curious mind seeking a wild intellectual ride.
	Lonnie Johnson	Predestination Paradox	Grandfather Paradox	Predestination Paradox is destiny's way of saying, 'I got this,' keeping the timeline neat and tidy.
	Copernicus	Predestination Paradox	Grandfather Paradox	Predestination Paradox is just wild because it loops time back on itself, making everything unavoidable and mind-bendingly cool.
	Nerds	Predestination Paradox	Grandfather Paradox	The Predestination Paradox is dope because it keeps the timeline consistent and mind-bendingly tight, unlike the Grandfather Paradox which just creates messy loops.
	Buckminster Fuller	Predestination Paradox	Polchinski's Paradox	I reckon the Predestination Paradox jives with the cosmic interconnectedness that I always ramble about; it's a neat dance of inevitability and synergy.
	Cliff Clavin	Predestination Paradox	Grandfather Paradox	Well, ya see, the Predestination Paradox is kinda like a cosmic 'I told ya so,' which I find oddly satisfying, like knowing all the states and their capitals.
	Nikola Tesla	Predestination Paradox	Temporal Paradox	As a pioneer who revels in the elegance of determinism, the Predestination Paradox is electrifyingly appealing since it suggests a universe where time's tapestry is a single, unbroken circuit.
	Leonardo da Vinci	Predestination Paradox	Zeno's Paradox	Predestination Paradox is a mind-bending loop, like a masterpiece painting where every stroke is needed to complete the picture, capturing the enchanting dance of time and fate.
	John von Neumann	Fermi Paradox	Predestination Paradox	As a mathematician and scientist, I'd favor the Fermi Paradox because it challenges us to explore the cosmos and understand why we seem to be alone, which is a curious and profound mystery to unravel.
	George Orwell	Predestination Paradox	Ontological Paradox	In the grand scheme of things, the Predestination Paradox wins out as it captures the inevitable cycle of fate, much like the oppressive systems in Orwellian tales, underscoring how our attempts to escape destiny often lead us right back to where we began.
	Copernicus	Predestination Paradox	Grandfather Paradox	Predestination Paradox wins because it's like a mind-bending loop that says no matter what you do, fate's got its way, making it a more intriguing time travel riddle.
	Professor Frink	Bootstrap Paradox	Predestination Paradox	Oh, glavin! The Bootstrap Paradox is so much more brain-ticklingly intriguing, you know, because it loops on itself with no origin, creating a delightful conundrum!