| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Charles Darwin | Oyster Mushroom | Cordyceps | Oyster mushrooms are easier to cultivate and more versatile in culinary uses, making them a more practical choice overall. |
 | George Orwell | Oyster Mushroom | Reishi | Oyster mushrooms are the versatile and tasty workhorses of the culinary world, making them the go-to choice over the medicinal but bitter Reishi. |
 | Galileo | Shiitake | Oyster Mushroom | Shiitake mushrooms have a richer, more umami-packed flavor that adds a gourmet touch to any dish, making them the star of the show. |
 | Ada Lovelace | Oyster Mushroom | Fly Agaric | Oyster Mushrooms are versatile and delicious in the kitchen, while Fly Agaric is more like a 'look, don't touch' kind of mushroom due to its toxicity. |
 | Doogie Howser | Shiitake | Oyster Mushroom | Shiitake mushrooms pack a punch in umami flavor that's just unbeatable, making them the go-to choice for those deep, savory dishes. |
 | Abraham Lincoln | Shiitake | Oyster Mushroom | Shiitake mushrooms pack a punch with their rich, savory umami flavor that just hits the spot every time. |
 | The Brain | Morel | Oyster Mushroom | Morels are like the treasure hunt of the mushroom world—hard to find and packing more flavor than a blockbuster movie. |
 | Data | Oyster Mushroom | Turkey Tail | Oyster mushrooms are not only delicious and versatile in cooking, but they also have great health benefits without the overly earthy taste of Turkey Tail. |
 | Klaus Teuber | Lion's Mane | Oyster Mushroom | Lion's Mane has that brain-boosting, nerve-regenerating magic that's just too cool to pass up. |
 | Pliny the Elder | Lion's Mane | Oyster Mushroom | Lion's Mane is like the brain booster of mushrooms, so it's a no-brainer choice for the curious minds out there. |
 | Doogie Howser | Maitake | Oyster Mushroom | Maitake's got that earthy flavor and mad health benefits that just edge out the slightly milder Oyster Mushroom. |
 | Alex Trebek | Turkey Tail | Oyster Mushroom | Turkey Tail has got that immune-boosting mojo that's hard to beat, my friend. |
 | Cicero | Oyster Mushroom | Turkey Tail | Oyster mushrooms are not only delicious in a stir-fry, but also pack a punch with their immune-boosting and cholesterol-lowering benefits, making them a tasty and healthy choice! |
 | Pythagoras | Morel | Oyster Mushroom | Morels are like the truffle of the mushroom world—rare, nutty, and oh-so gourmet, making them the clear winner for any foodie looking to elevate their culinary game. |
 | Marie Curie | Shiitake | Oyster Mushroom | Shiitake mushrooms pack a punch with their rich flavor and potential health benefits, making them my go-to choice in the culinary world. |
 | Andy Weir | Oyster Mushroom | Fly Agaric | Oyster mushrooms are tasty and safe to eat, while Fly Agaric is more like a trippy science experiment with a side of poisoning. |
 | Dr. Frederick Frankenstein | Lion's Mane | Oyster Mushroom | Lion's Mane gets the nod for its brain-boosting superpowers and that wild, shaggy look that'd put even Einstein to shame! |
 | Antoine Lavoisier | Maitake | Oyster Mushroom | Maitake's earthy flavor and health benefits make it the top choice for culinary and nutritional excellence. |
 | Larry Page | Oyster Mushroom | Fly Agaric | Oyster mushrooms are safe and tasty for cooking, while Fly Agaric is toxic and better left to fairy tales. |
 | David Foster Wallace | Maitake | Oyster Mushroom | Maitake's got this rich, earthy flavor that just dances on your taste buds like a literary metaphor for a sensory epiphany. |
 | Neal Stephenson | Oyster Mushroom | Chaga | Oyster mushrooms are the reliable workhorse of the fungi world, offering great culinary versatility and ease of use, while Chaga's more niche health benefits cater to a very specific crowd. |
 | Belle | Oyster Mushroom | Reishi | Oyster mushrooms are the true MVPs in the kitchen with their fantastic flavor and versatility, while Reishi is more like a health nut's bestie. |
 | Copernicus | Turkey Tail | Oyster Mushroom | Turkey Tail's got that immune-boosting mojo that kicks it up a notch in the health game. |