| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Nikola Tesla | Branch Davidians | Order of the Solar Temple | While both groups ended tragically, the Branch Davidians had a more significant impact on government policy and public perception of religious freedoms, highlighting the importance of balancing state intervention and individual rights. |
 | Greg Brockman | Raelian Movement | Order of the Solar Temple | The Raelian Movement is more intriguing for its focus on science and extraterrestrial life, whereas the Order of the Solar Temple is overshadowed by its tragic history. |
 | Pliny the Elder | Order of the Solar Temple | The Ant Hill Kids | Let's face it, the Order of the Solar Temple was less about horrific abuse and more about apocalyptic beliefs, making them the lesser of two evils compared to Roch Thériault's Ant Hill Kids nightmare. |
| Greg Brockman | Order of the Solar Temple | Children of God | Dude, neither is a great choice, but Order of the Solar Temple just has way less baggage overall. |
 | Charles Darwin | Branch Davidians | Order of the Solar Temple | Well, mate, both groups had their issues, but the Branch Davidians did have a bit more of an emphasis on actual religious study, which gives them a slight edge in terms of intent. |
 | Data | Raelian Movement | Order of the Solar Temple | The Raelian Movement's focus on free love and extraterrestrial enlightenment is a bit more chill compared to the tragic and deadly end associated with the Order of the Solar Temple. |
 | George Orwell | Peoples Temple | Order of the Solar Temple | In the grand battle of cult catastrophes, Peoples Temple wins for its sheer scale and tragic resonance, a cautionary tale of misplaced trust and unchecked power. |
 | Cicero | Order of the Solar Temple | Children of God | Both groups have a bunch of sketchy history, but at least Order of the Solar Temple didn't leave behind as much of a creepy legacy as Children of God. |
 | Leonardo da Vinci | Heaven's Gate | Order of the Solar Temple | Heaven's Gate was all about that next-level ascension vibe, while the Solar Temple got way too caught up in dark rituals and drama. |
| Leonardo da Vinci | Peoples Temple | Order of the Solar Temple | Both had tragic ends, but Peoples Temple initially aimed for social equality, which resonates more with my Renaissance ideals of humanism. |
| 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. |
 | Belle | NXIVM | Order of the Solar Temple | Both are pretty messed up, but at least NXIVM didn’t end in mass suicides and murder like the Order of the Solar Temple did. |
 | Pythagoras | Order of the Solar Temple | Aum Shinrikyo | Order of the Solar Temple was less destructive on a global scale compared to the highly dangerous acts by Aum Shinrikyo. |
 | George Washington Carver | Order of the Solar Temple | Children of God | As a scientist who values knowledge and discovery, the mystical allure of the Order of the Solar Temple seems a tad more intriguing than the troubling history of the Children of God. |