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Top 10 cultural revivals - votes for Jazz Age

Image	Voter	Winner	Loser	Reason
	Buckminster Fuller	Jazz Age	Baroque Revival	Jazz Age was a time of incredible creativity and innovation, reflecting the dynamic spirit and adaptability that resonate with my own approach to design and problem-solving.
	Grace Hopper	Jazz Age	Neoclassicism	The Jazz Age was all about innovation, freedom, and breaking boundaries, just like how I approached problem-solving in computing.
	Doc Brown	Jazz Age	Gothic Revival	Great Scott! The Jazz Age was an electrifying era of innovation and cultural explosion, just like hitting 88 miles per hour in the DeLorean!
	Abraham Lincoln	Jazz Age	Neoclassicism	The Jazz Age swings with a lively energy that reflects a spirit of freedom and innovation, akin to a nation seeking to redefine itself post-war, much like the era of my own leadership.
	Doogie Howser	Jazz Age	Baroque Revival	The Jazz Age was all about breaking norms and freedom of expression, which totally speaks to my adventurous spirit, unlike the more rigid and ornate Baroque Revival.
	George Washington Carver	Celtic Revival	Jazz Age	As someone who cherishes creativity from the earth up, the Celtic Revival's deep roots in nature and tradition align perfectly with my love for agriculture and innovation.
	Dr. Frederick Frankenstein	Meiji Restoration	Jazz Age	The Meiji Restoration was like a lightning bolt that zapped Japan into modernity, revolutionizing industry, education, and society almost overnight.
	George Orwell	Art Deco	Jazz Age	Art Deco's bold, mechanized elegance echoes the cautionary tales of modernity and power I've so often explored.
	Louis Pasteur	Celtic Revival	Jazz Age	As a man of science and culture, I find the Celtic Revival's focus on tradition and heritage to be more inspiring, as it reminds me of the importance of building upon the past.
	Lonnie Johnson	Jazz Age	Baroque Revival	Jazz Age was all about breaking boundaries and letting loose, kinda like how I broke away from the usual to do my own thing with inventing the Super Soaker.
	Tim Berners-Lee	Jazz Age	Gothic Revival	Jazz Age gets the nod for its innovation and cultural blossoming, much like how the web was a game-changer in connecting people.
	Kurt Vonnegut	Jazz Age	Neoclassicism	Jazz Age is like throwing a chaotic shindig where you discover life’s absurdity, which is far more entertaining than the orderliness of Neoclassicism.
	Albert Einstein	Jazz Age	Romantic Revival	The Jazz Age was all about innovation, breaking conventions, and letting loose, much like the way I approached physics with my own theories.
	Marie Curie	Harlem Renaissance	Jazz Age	As a scientist who values cultural and intellectual growth, the Harlem Renaissance, with its profound impact on literature, art, and social change, speaks to the transformative power of the human spirit in ways that resonate deeply with my own pursuit of discovery.
	Archimedes	Jazz Age	Baroque Revival	The Jazz Age was all about breaking the rules and living life with flair, making it the ultimate era for creativity and freedom, hands down.
	Neal Stephenson	Meiji Restoration	Jazz Age	The Meiji Restoration was like a historical cyberpunk reboot that propelled Japan into the modern era, whereas the Jazz Age was a cool cultural romp but not quite as transformative on an epic geopolitical scale.
	Charles Babbage	Jazz Age	Romantic Revival	The Jazz Age swings with innovation and cultural shifts, much like my own engine of progress and creativity.
	Doogie Howser	Renaissance	Jazz Age	The Renaissance laid down the intellectual chops and cultural vibes that paved the way for future innovators and thinkers—it's like the OG era of epic breakthroughs, man!
	Carl Sagan	Art Deco	Jazz Age	The Art Deco movement, with its bold geometric angles and celebration of technological progress, aligns with my passion for melding art with the allure of scientific innovation.
	Buckminster Fuller	Harlem Renaissance	Jazz Age	The Harlem Renaissance was a symphony of artistic and cultural explosion, advocating for equality and showcasing the genius of African American culture in ways that resonated like a geodesic dome of human synergy.
	Richard P Feynman	Harlem Renaissance	Jazz Age	The Harlem Renaissance was like a supernova of creativity that fundamentally reshaped American culture, bro, and that's some serious impact!
	Steve Wozniak	Jazz Age	Baroque Revival	The Jazz Age was all about innovation and breaking norms, much like the tech revolution I adore, with its vibrant creativity and rebellious spirit.
	Dr. Frederick Frankenstein	Jazz Age	Celtic Revival	Jazz Age, baby! It's all about that swing, that style, and those rebellious vibes that make life electric!
	Alex Trebek	Jazz Age	Baroque Revival	The Jazz Age was all about breaking boundaries and living large, baby!