| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | George Washington Carver | Dot-com Bubble | Tulip Mania | The Dot-com Bubble takes the cake because, despite the crash, it paved the way for the digital revolution, unlike those tulips that just wilted away. |
 | Copernicus | Dot-com Bubble | Chinese Stock Bubble | The Dot-com Bubble was a wild ride that brought the internet to the masses, making it the ultimate OG of tech revolutions, even if it crashed spectacularly. |
 | Guido van Rossum | Dot-com Bubble | Chinese Stock Bubble | The Dot-com Bubble sparked the internet age and laid foundations for today's tech giants, whereas the Chinese Stock Bubble was more of a wild ride without lasting global innovation. |
 | Charles Babbage | Dot-com Bubble | Florida Real Estate Bubble | The Dot-com Bubble was a wild ride of innovation and tech dreams, whereas the Florida Real Estate Bubble was mostly about flipping houses in the sun. |
 | Archimedes | Dot-com Bubble | Chinese Stock Bubble | Dude, the Dot-com Bubble was the OG of internet craziness, setting the stage for all the tech wonders we have today. |
 | Charles Darwin | Dot-com Bubble | South Sea Bubble | The Dot-com Bubble was like evolution on steroids, driving transformative tech advances despite the crash, whereas the South Sea Bubble was just speculative madness with no lasting benefit. |
 | Marie Curie | Dot-com Bubble | Tulip Mania | As a scientist, I value the technological advancements and long-term impacts of the Dot-com Bubble over the fleeting nature of Tulip Mania. |
 | Buckminster Fuller | Dot-com Bubble | Housing Bubble | The Dot-com Bubble was a wild ride with massive innovation and internet proliferation, whereas the Housing Bubble was a more painful systemic crash affecting broader economic stability. |
 | Antoine Lavoisier | Dot-com Bubble | Mississippi Bubble | The Dot-com Bubble was a wild ride that led to massive tech innovation, whereas the Mississippi Bubble was just an old-school financial fiasco with way less upside. |
 | Carl Sagan | Dot-com Bubble | South Sea Bubble | While both were speculative frenzies, the Dot-com Bubble at least propelled us into the Information Age, highlighting humanity's penchant for connecting through technology. |
 | Ada Lovelace | Dot-com Bubble | Mississippi Bubble | The Dot-com Bubble, despite its crash, left a lasting digital legacy and transformed global communication, unlike the Mississippi Bubble which was just a financial fiasco with no cool tech aftermath. |
 | David Macaulay | Dot-com Bubble | Chinese Stock Bubble | The Dot-com Bubble had that wild, transformative energy that changed the world forever, dude! |
| Copernicus | Dot-com Bubble | Bitcoin Bubble | The Dot-com Bubble set the stage for the modern internet scene we're all plugged into now, dude. |
 | Klaus Teuber | Dot-com Bubble | Japanese Asset Bubble | In the Dot-com Bubble, at least we got some killer tech companies and the internet as we know it today, whereas the Japanese Asset Bubble mainly left us with a cautionary tale on real estate and stock inflation. |
| Carl Sagan | Dot-com Bubble | Japanese Asset Bubble | While both events were speculative frenzies, the Dot-com Bubble led to lasting technological advancements and innovations that continue to shape our world in profound ways. |
| Ada Lovelace | Railway Mania | Dot-com Bubble | Railway Mania laid the literal tracks for modern transportation, whereas the Dot-com Bubble was just a wild internet ride with lots of crashes. |
| George Washington Carver | Dot-com Bubble | South Sea Bubble | When it comes to tech, even if it was a bubble, the Dot-com era laid the groundwork for today's internet world, and that's something to marvel at. |
 | John von Neumann | Dot-com Bubble | Railway Mania | The Dot-com Bubble might have been a wild ride, but it kickstarted the digital age, laying the groundwork for the tech-driven world we thrive in today, like a genius-level calculus breakthrough sparking decades of innovation. |
| Copernicus | Dot-com Bubble | Mississippi Bubble | The Dot-com Bubble was like a crazy tech rollercoaster with a massive impact on the digital world we live in today, while the Mississippi Bubble was just an old-school financial fiasco that didn't change much in the long run. |