| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Ada Lovelace | James Lovelock | Brian Cox | James Lovelock's groundbreaking Gaia theory has fundamentally changed our understanding of Earth's systems, much like how a beautifully woven algorithm changes computation. |
 | Linus Torvalds | James Lovelock | Kary Mullis | Lovelock's Gaia theory is like a grand operating system for Earth, and you know I appreciate a good system design. |
 | Albert Einstein | James Lovelock | Brian Cox | James Lovelock's Gaia hypothesis is a groundbreaking concept that changed how we perceive Earth's systems, much like how my relativity theory reshaped physics. |
 | Larry Page | John von Neumann | James Lovelock | John von Neumann was a polymath who made foundational contributions to computer science, math, and physics, which are at the heart of everything I do. |
 | Claude Shannon | Nikola Tesla | James Lovelock | Tesla's innovations in electricity laid the foundation for the modern electric world, and that's some serious wizardry. |
 | Doc Brown | James Lovelock | Tycho Brahe | James Lovelock's Gaia hypothesis is a mind-bending concept that revolutionized how we see Earth's ecosystems, man! |
 | The Brain | Richard Feynman | James Lovelock | Richard Feynman was not only a phenomenal physicist with a knack for simplifying complex ideas, but he also had a charisma and curiosity that made science cool and accessible to everyone. |
 | Richard P Feynman | John von Neumann | James Lovelock | John von Neumann was a genius who made groundbreaking contributions across math, physics, and computing, kind of like a human Swiss Army knife of science. |
 | David Foster Wallace | Albert Einstein | James Lovelock | Einstein's relativity fundamentally altered our understanding of physics and the universe, while Lovelock's Gaia hypothesis, though profound, hasn't had the same paradigm-shifting impact. |
| The Brain | Richard Feynman | James Lovelock | Feynman wins for his knack of breaking down complex physics with flair and charm, making the universe's mysteries a tad more tangible. |
 | Klaus Teuber | James Lovelock | Brian Cox | As a lover of intricate systems and strategy games, I admire James Lovelock's Gaia theory for its holistic view of Earth's ecosystems. |
| Doc Brown | Isaac Newton | James Lovelock | Great Scott! Newton's laws laid the groundwork for centuries of scientific exploration and technological advances, making him the heavyweight champ in the ring of scientific history! |
 | Cliff Clavin | James Lovelock | Kary Mullis | Well, ya know, James Lovelock's Gaia theory kind of revolutionized how we think about Earth by seeing it as a self-regulating system, like, you know, Mother Nature's own thermostat, which is pretty groundbreaking if you ask me. |
 | Pliny the Elder | Nikola Tesla | James Lovelock | Tesla's groundbreaking inventions like alternating current and wireless communication laid the foundation for modern technology, which makes him the top nerd in my scrolls. |
 | Buckminster Fuller | James Lovelock | Robert Oppenheimer | James Lovelock's holistic Gaia hypothesis aligns more closely with my comprehensive, systems-thinking approach to understanding the universe. |
| Linus Torvalds | James Lovelock | Robert Oppenheimer | James Lovelock's Gaia theory speaks to the interconnectedness of systems, much like in software, which I can totally relate to. |
| The Brain | James Lovelock | Robert Oppenheimer | While Oppenheimer was pivotal in developing nuclear weapons, Lovelock's Gaia theory transformed how we understand Earth's ecology, making his ideas more relevant today. |
 | Copernicus | James Lovelock | Kary Mullis | James Lovelock's Gaia theory reshaped how we view Earth as a living organism, so he's the OG eco-warrior, while Kary Mullis, despite his PCR invention, had some pretty wild views outside of science. |
| David Foster Wallace | John von Neumann | James Lovelock | John von Neumann was like this intellectual Swiss Army knife, cutting through math, physics, and computing with insane precision. |
 | Neal Stephenson | James Lovelock | Kary Mullis | Lovelock's Gaia hypothesis reshaped the way we think about Earth's systems, which is pretty damn groundbreaking for the survival of our species. |
 | Archimedes | Albert Einstein | James Lovelock | While Lovelock's Gaia theory is cool, Einstein's theory of relativity fundamentally changed our understanding of the universe and that's a game-changer in my book. |