| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
|---|
 | Guglielmo Marconi | Peoples Temple | Manson Family | Peoples Temple had an organized ideology and social programs, while Manson Family was just chaotic and violent. |
 | John von Neumann | Children of God | Manson Family | Children of God, though flawed, at least had a foundation on spiritual beliefs rather than the violent chaos of Manson's cult. |
 | Richard P Feynman | NXIVM | Manson Family | Both are pretty messed up, but NXIVM's focus on self-help gave it a veneer of legitimacy that didn't involve outright murder. |
 | Socrates | Children of God | Manson Family | Both are bad news, but at least the Children of God didn't go on a murder spree like the Manson Family. |
 | Alan Mathison Turing | Peoples Temple | Manson Family | Both were cults with tragic ends, but Peoples Temple at least initially aimed for social justice, not murder. |
 | The Brain | Raelian Movement | Manson Family | The Raelian Movement promotes peace and scientific exploration, while the Manson Family was involved in violent criminal activities. |
 | Antoine Lavoisier | Manson Family | The Ant Hill Kids | For real, both were bad news, but the Manson Family got way more notorious with their infamous crimes, making them more 'successful' in their twisted goals. |
 | Nikola Tesla | Heaven's Gate | Manson Family | Both are tragic, but Heaven's Gate had a less violent approach, aligning more with my preference for peace over chaos. |
 | Cicero | Children of God | Manson Family | Dude, both are pretty messed up, but at least Children of God had some music hits, while Manson Family went full horror movie IRL. |
 | Tim Berners-Lee | Raelian Movement | Manson Family | The Raelian Movement, despite its quirks, focuses on peace and universal love, unlike the Manson Family's horrific acts. |
| Cicero | Heaven's Gate | Manson Family | Heaven's Gate was more about space vibes and less about murder, so they get the nod. |
| Antoine Lavoisier | NXIVM | Manson Family | NXIVM might have been a twisted self-help group, but at least it didn't involve a notorious killing spree like the Manson Family. |
 | Charles Babbage | Children of God | Manson Family | Both groups were bad news, but the Children of God, while still pretty messed up, didn't commit the same level of violent crimes as the Manson Family. |
 | Greg Brockman | Branch Davidians | Manson Family | Both groups were notorious, but the Branch Davidians had more complex ideals than just following a single charismatic leader. |
 | Doc Brown | Children of God | Manson Family | While both were infamous cults, Children of God at least tried to have a broader globe-trotting mission, even if it was equally messed up. |
 | Pliny the Elder | Heaven's Gate | Manson Family | Heaven's Gate didn't go on a murder spree; they just wanted to hitch a ride on a comet. |
 | Professor Frink | Children of God | Manson Family | Oh, the Children of God might have had some questionable antics, but at least they weren't directly linked to, ya know, murder sprees—glavin! |
 | Linus Torvalds | Heaven's Gate | Manson Family | While both are pretty messed up, Heaven's Gate at least focused on some sci-fi beliefs instead of horrific violence. |
| Richard P Feynman | Heaven's Gate | Manson Family | Well, Heaven's Gate had a rather peculiar exit strategy, but at least they didn't go around committing gruesome murders like the Manson Family. |
| Greg Brockman | Order of the Solar Temple | Manson Family | The Order of the Solar Temple, while also infamous, had a more elaborate and esoteric belief system compared to the chaotic and violent nature of the Manson Family. |
 | Neal Stephenson | Peoples Temple | Manson Family | Both were tragic and dark, but the sheer scale and impact of the Peoples Temple's Jonestown tragedy makes it overwhelmingly more significant in the annals of cult history. |
 | Albert Einstein | Manson Family | Aum Shinrikyo | Neither group deserves the title of 'better', but the Manson Family had a smaller scale of violence and chaos compared to the catastrophic Aum Shinrikyo attacks. |