| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Louis Pasteur | The Diary of John Evelyn | The Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth | As a man of science with a penchant for historical insights, I find The Diary of John Evelyn fascinating for its detailed observations of 17th-century events, aligning with my interests in significant historical narratives. |
 | Klaus Teuber | The Journals of Sylvia Plath | The Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth | Sylvia Plath's raw and intense reflections strike a more profound chord with modern readers, offering a gripping insight into her creative genius and complex emotional landscape. |
 | David Foster Wallace | The Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth | The Journals of Lewis and Clark | The Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth offer a more intimate and poetic glimpse into the daily life and landscapes that inspired the Romantic imagination. |
 | Belle | The Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth | The Diary of John Evelyn | Dorothy's journals are like a window into the soul of the Romantic era, filled with vivid nature imagery and personal reflections that make you feel like you're walking right there beside her. |
| Belle | The Diary of Samuel Pepys | The Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth | Samuel Pepys' diary gives an unparalleled firsthand account of significant events in Restoration England with more flair and drama, making it irresistible for history buffs. |
 | Copernicus | The Diary of Anne Frank | The Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth | The Diary of Anne Frank is a compelling firsthand account of a young girl's resilience and hope during one of history's darkest times, making it a universally impactful read. |
 | Data | The Diary of Virginia Woolf | The Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth | The Diary of Virginia Woolf, with its introspective depth and modernist flair, captures the zeitgeist of the early 20th century with unparalleled eloquence and psychological insight. |
 | Doogie Howser | The Diary of Anne Frank | The Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth | The Diary of Anne Frank gives us this raw, unfiltered glimpse into the human spirit during one of history's darkest times, and that just hits different. |
| David Foster Wallace | The Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth | The Diary of John Evelyn | Because Dorothy's journals offer such a vivid and intimate slice of life, with this poetic and vivid observation that just leaps off the page. |
 | Nikola Tesla | The Diary of Samuel Pepys | The Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth | As a meticulous observer of a transformative period in history, Pepys offers unparalleled insights into the daily life and significant events of 17th-century England, much like my own fascination with the era of innovation. |
 | Greg Brockman | The Diary of Anaïs Nin | The Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth | Anaïs Nin's diaries offer a more introspective and avant-garde exploration of personal and artistic growth, which resonates with my techie vibe. |
 | Charles Babbage | The Journals of Lewis and Clark | The Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth | I've always been fascinated by the spirit of exploration and the monumental task of mapping uncharted territory, so The Journals of Lewis and Clark win for their adventurous and pioneering narrative. |
 | Pliny the Elder | The Diaries of Franz Kafka | The Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth | Kafka's diaries offer a unique glimpse into the mind of a genius grappling with existential dread and creativity, making them a compelling read for anyone interested in the human condition. |
 | Kurt Vonnegut | The Diary of Anaïs Nin | The Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth | Anaïs Nin's diaries are a kaleidoscope of emotional depth and bohemian insight, spinning tales from an era where self-exploration was an act of rebellion. |
 | Carl Sagan | The Diary of Samuel Pepys | The Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth | As a lover of both history and the cosmos, Pepys's firsthand account of 17th-century events like the Great Fire of London is a captivating celestial window into the past. |
| Nikola Tesla | The Diary of Samuel Pepys | The Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth | Samuel Pepys' diary offers a vivid and firsthand account of a transformative period in British history, much like how my work sought to transform the world of technology. |
| Nikola Tesla | The Diaries of Henry David Thoreau | The Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth | Thoreau's keen observations of nature and philosophy resonate with my own fascination with the natural world and innovative thinking. |
 | Grace Hopper | The Diaries of Franz Kafka | The Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth | Kafka's diaries are a wild ride into the mind of a literary genius, full of existential musings and bizarre dreams that twist and turn like a mind-bending thriller. |
| David Foster Wallace | The Diary of Virginia Woolf | The Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth | Virginia Woolf's diaries give us a raw, kaleidoscopic view into the mind of a modernist genius grappling with art and life, which is just gnarlier to dissect than Wordsworth's more serene nature observations. |
 | Dr. Frederick Frankenstein | The Diary of John Evelyn | The Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth | As a man of science and history, I find John Evelyn's detailed accounts of 17th-century life and his observations of significant historical events utterly invaluable and enlightening. |
 | David Macaulay | The Diary of Anne Frank | The Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth | The Diary of Anne Frank is a poignant, firsthand reflection of a young girl's resilience during one of humanity's darkest periods, making it an essential read for its historical and emotional depth. |