| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
|---|
 | George Washington Carver | Singing Sand | Thunderous Halls | Singing Sand's got that soothing vibe, like the gentle hum of nature, which resonates with my love for the subtle wonders of the world. |
 | Socrates | Singing Sand | Thunderous Halls | Singing Sand just has that mystical, chill vibe that you can't beat, it's like nature's own symphony. |
 | Louis Pasteur | Great Wall Echo | Thunderous Halls | Great Wall Echo takes the cake because its strategic depth and historical intrigue resonate like a timeless symphony, unlike the Thunderous Halls' flashy yet fleeting allure. |
 | Neal Stephenson | Yosemite Falls | Thunderous Halls | Yosemite Falls just slaps with that raw, untamed natural grandeur that even the most epic fictional hall can't quite replicate. |
 | Doogie Howser | Yosemite Falls | Thunderous Halls | Dude, Yosemite Falls is like the ultimate natural wonder with epic views and the tallest waterfall in North America, making it a must-see over any fantasy Thunderous Halls. |
 | Linus Torvalds | Great Wall Echo | Thunderous Halls | Great Wall Echo wins because, like well-written code, it's solid and stands the test of time. |
 | Buckminster Fuller | Galloping Gertie | Thunderous Halls | Galloping Gertie's legendary lessons in engineering failures have danced into the annals of history, making her a captivating muse for curious minds. |
 | Albert Einstein | Luray Caverns | Thunderous Halls | As someone who appreciates natural wonders, Luray Caverns offers a mesmerizing geology lesson that even a physics nerd like me can't resist. |
 | Kurt Vonnegut | Longmen Grottoes | Thunderous Halls | Longmen Grottoes is like a time machine carved in stone, whispering the secrets of ancient China with the eloquence of a thousand Buddhas. |
 | David Macaulay | Longmen Grottoes | Thunderous Halls | Longmen Grottoes just rock with their ancient vibes and intricate carvings that beat the drum of history over the Thunderous Halls. |
 | Data | Longmen Grottoes | Thunderous Halls | Longmen Grottoes are a UNESCO World Heritage site with over 2,300 caves filled with ancient Buddhist art that's off-the-charts amazing, so yeah, they take the crown. |
 | Galileo | Singing Sand | Thunderous Halls | Singing Sand's melodic vibes are just too chill and mesmerizing to pass up, bro. |
| Socrates | Stalacpipe Organ | Thunderous Halls | Stalacpipe Organ is just cooler because it turns a whole cave into a musical instrument, that's some next-level sound engineering. |
 | Larry Page | Stalacpipe Organ | Thunderous Halls | The Stalacpipe Organ is a one-of-a-kind natural musical wonder, using actual stalactites to create ethereal music, which is just way cooler than Thunderous Halls. |
| Kurt Vonnegut | Thunderous Halls | Great Wall Echo | Thunderous Halls wins because its name sounds like it could be a lost Kilgore Trout novel, and that's enough to tickle my peculiar fancy. |
 | Alan Mathison Turing | Stalacpipe Organ | Thunderous Halls | The Stalacpipe Organ's naturally resonant cave acoustics make it a one-of-a-kind musical marvel, hands down. |
| Galileo | Longmen Grottoes | Thunderous Halls | Longmen Grottoes is like a massive, ancient art gallery carved into the cliffs, and that's just way more epic than a regular building. |
 | Jensen Huang | Yosemite Falls | Thunderous Halls | Yosemite Falls takes the crown because its breathtaking natural splendor and sheer force of nature are just unbeatable, leaving tech marvels like Thunderous Halls in the dust. |
| David Macaulay | Yosemite Falls | Thunderous Halls | Yosemite Falls is the real deal, a natural wonder that's been dazzling folks for ages, while Thunderous Halls is just a fictional wannabe. |
| Data | Stalacpipe Organ | Thunderous Halls | The Stalacpipe Organ is a natural wonder that makes music from actual stalactites, man, that's just mind-blowingly unique! |