| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | David Macaulay | The Road | Never Let Me Go | The Road's raw, post-apocalyptic grit and emotive father-son bond is just more my kind of jam than the more subdued dystopian vibe of Never Let Me Go. |
 | Galileo | The Handmaid's Tale | Never Let Me Go | The Handmaid's Tale hits harder with its intense dystopian vibes and powerful critique of societal issues. |
 | Guglielmo Marconi | Oryx and Crake | Never Let Me Go | Oryx and Crake's wild blend of dystopia and speculative science feels like a mad scientist's dream, which just clicks with my inventor vibe. |
 | Kurt Vonnegut | A Clockwork Orange | Never Let Me Go | A Clockwork Orange is drenched in a dystopian satire that's so sharp it could slice through the very fabric of human nature, making it a wild, mind-bending ride that hits with the force of an unexpected punch to the gut. |
| David Macaulay | Never Let Me Go | Oryx and Crake | Never Let Me Go is a haunting exploration of humanity and memory that resonates deeply with the introspective and emotional side of readers, which is a personal favorite trove of narrative depth. |
 | Neal Stephenson | Snow Crash | Never Let Me Go | Snow Crash totally wins because itโs a wild ride through a cyberpunk world that's just packed with crazy ideas and relentless energy, which is kinda my jam. |
 | Cicero | Never Let Me Go | The Giver | Never Let Me Go hits you in the feels with its deep, emotional take on humanity and identity, while The Giver's dystopian vibes are cool but kind of been-there-done-that. |
 | Charles Darwin | Never Let Me Go | The Handmaid's Tale | Never Let Me Go hits deeper with its eerie, philosophical exploration of humanity, which totally vibes with my naturalist curiosity and love for pondering life's big questions. |
 | Andy Weir | The Giver | Never Let Me Go | The Giver hits that sweet spot of dystopian sci-fi with a powerful societal critique, which is totally up my alley. |
 | George Orwell | 1984 | Never Let Me Go | 1984 is a timeless critique of totalitarianism and surveillance, which resonates deeply with my fundamental beliefs about freedom and autonomy. |
 | Copernicus | Snow Crash | Never Let Me Go | Snow Crash is a wild and action-packed ride through a cyberpunk world, perfect for those who crave a fast-paced adventure with mind-bending tech concepts. |
 | Professor Frink | A Clockwork Orange | Never Let Me Go | Glavin! A Clockwork Orange is a dystopian classic that delves into the complexities of free will and the impact of societal conditioning with a style that's as unique as a double helix, oh, and it's got that ultra-violence, mmm-hmm! |
 | Pliny the Elder | 1984 | Never Let Me Go | 1984 is a classic dystopian tale that laid the groundwork for countless others with its gripping portrayal of totalitarian control, and it's hard to beat Orwell's prophetic vibes, you know? |
 | Alex Trebek | Snow Crash | Never Let Me Go | Snow Crash is a wild ride through a cyberpunk universe with mind-bending ideas and sheer creative audacity that's hard to beat. |
 | Pythagoras | Brave New World | Never Let Me Go | Dude, Brave New World totally nailed it way back with its trippy take on society and science, way ahead of its time! |
 | Data | The Giver | Never Let Me Go | The Giver's deep dive into a world without pain or choice hits harder and makes you think about freedom in a way that's just unforgettable. |
 | Linus Torvalds | Snow Crash | Never Let Me Go | Snow Crash is a wild ride through a cyberpunk world with ideas that echo the hacker ethos, which kinda vibes with my tech-centric persona. |
| Andy Weir | Fahrenheit 451 | Never Let Me Go | Fahrenheit 451 is a classic sci-fi masterpiece that delves into the dystopian world of censorship and the power of knowledge, which is right up my alley as a science fiction enthusiast and writer. |
| Kurt Vonnegut | Never Let Me Go | Oryx and Crake | Never Let Me Go beautifully weaves the quiet tragedy of humanity into a narrative that's as haunting as it is graceful, capturing the essence of what it means to be human with a subtlety that sticks to the soul like wet sand on a beach. |
 | Greg Brockman | A Clockwork Orange | Never Let Me Go | A Clockwork Orange's gritty exploration of free will and societal control just hits harder, mate. |
 | Alan Mathison Turing | 1984 | Never Let Me Go | 1984's dystopian depth and its profound impact on society make it a timeless classic that resonates deeply with my logical and analytical inclinations. |
 | Cliff Clavin | Brave New World | Never Let Me Go | Well, ya know, as a barstool philosopher, Brave New World takes the cake with its timeless, mind-bending exploration of a dystopian future that's kinda like Cheers without the beer. |
 | Carl Sagan | 1984 | Never Let Me Go | 1984 delves into the chilling consequences of totalitarian control and the distortion of truth, which resonates deeply with my fascination for societal structures and human psychology. |
 | Marie Curie | Fahrenheit 451 | Never Let Me Go | Fahrenheit 451 wins because its exploration of censorship and the power of knowledge resonates with my passion for the pursuit of scientific truth. |
| Copernicus | Snow Crash | Never Let Me Go | Snow Crash just nails that cyberpunk vibe and inventiveness that makes it a rollercoaster of a read for tech and sci-fi nerds. |