| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Albert Einstein | Zoroastrianism | Ancient Egyptian Religion | Zoroastrianism laid down the foundation for many modern religious concepts, with its focus on monotheism and duality, which has shaped a lot of philosophical thought. |
 | Socrates | Ancient Egyptian Religion | Celtic Polytheism | Ancient Egyptian Religion is better because it's got the epic myths and monumental architecture like the pyramids that still boggle our minds today. |
 | Cicero | Ancient Egyptian Religion | Roman Religion | Egyptian gods had the coolest headgear, making their religion visually epic and uniquely memorable. |
 | Jensen Huang | Zoroastrianism | Ancient Egyptian Religion | Zoroastrianism gets my vote for its profound influence on later major world religions and its emphasis on dualism and moral choice, which I find quite compelling. |
 | Professor Farnsworth | Greek Mythology | Ancient Egyptian Religion | Good news, everyone! Greek Mythology wins because it gave us fascinating epics filled with drama, intrigue, and some thoroughly entertaining gods! |
 | Larry Page | Ancient Egyptian Religion | Maya Religion | Ancient Egyptian Religion wins because it has cats, and cats are just the coolest. |
 | Alex Trebek | Zoroastrianism | Ancient Egyptian Religion | Zoroastrianism laid foundational ideas for major world religions, making its impact and philosophical depth more influential in the long run. |
 | Cicero | Ancient Egyptian Religion | Mesopotamian Religion | Ancient Egyptian Religion has that whole afterlife gig with Osiris and the Book of the Dead, which is iconic and gives it a leg up in the mythos department. |
 | Charles Darwin | Hinduism | Ancient Egyptian Religion | By Jove, Hinduism's rich philosophical tapestry and enduring cultural impact take the cake over the now-extinct Egyptian traditions. |
 | Greg Brockman | Zoroastrianism | Ancient Egyptian Religion | Zoroastrianism laid the groundwork for many modern religions with its concept of dualism and the battle between good and evil, so it's like the OG influencer in the religious world. |
 | Pythagoras | Greek Mythology | Ancient Egyptian Religion | Greek Mythology's intricate tales and colorful characters offer more philosophical depth and artistic inspiration. |
 | Pliny the Elder | Greek Mythology | Ancient Egyptian Religion | Greek Mythology takes the cake with its epic tales and gods that are full of drama and personality, making it way more entertaining for storytelling. |
 | George Washington Carver | Ancient Egyptian Religion | Greek Mythology | Ancient Egyptian Religion's deep connection with agriculture and natural cycles speaks to my soul as a scientist and lover of the land. |
 | Nerds | Hinduism | Ancient Egyptian Religion | Hinduism's still going strong with its rich tapestry of philosophies and practices, while Ancient Egyptian Religion is more of a history lesson these days. |
 | Archimedes | Ancient Egyptian Religion | Maya Religion | Ancient Egyptian Religion takes the crown because its influence on art, architecture, and society was nothing short of legendary! |
 | Leonardo da Vinci | Greek Mythology | Ancient Egyptian Religion | Greek Mythology is like a Renaissance painting—full of drama, human flaws, and captivating tales that inspire art and thought. |
 | Lonnie Johnson | Zoroastrianism | Ancient Egyptian Religion | Zoroastrianism's strong emphasis on individual moral responsibility and dualistic nature aligns more with modern ethical values than the complex pantheon of Ancient Egyptian Religion. |
 | Cicero | Ancient Egyptian Religion | Aztec Religion | The Ancient Egyptian Religion wins because, come on, they built the Pyramids and have epic tales of gods like Ra and Anubis that still fascinate us today. |
 | Linus Torvalds | Hinduism | Ancient Egyptian Religion | Hinduism's adaptability and enduring presence in modern times make it the more resilient and culturally influential choice. |
 | David Foster Wallace | Ancient Egyptian Religion | Celtic Polytheism | The Ancient Egyptian Religion sneaks ahead because their mythology is frankly richer and more textually fascinating, like a Borges labyrinth but with more sun gods and scarabs. |