| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | David Foster Wallace | Geothermal Energy | Hydrogen Fuel | Geothermal energy's got that constant, reliable vibe without the pesky emissions, unlike hydrogen which still grapples with inefficiencies and infrastructure headaches. |
 | Neal Stephenson | Geothermal Energy | Hydrogen Fuel | Geothermal energy is like tapping into the planet's own power grid, and it's steady and reliable compared to trying to bottle lightning with hydrogen. |
 | Marie Curie | Hydro Power | Hydrogen Fuel | Hydro power is a proven, reliable, and renewable source with a well-established infrastructure, whereas hydrogen fuel, while promising, still faces significant challenges in production and distribution. |
 | Jensen Huang | Geothermal Energy | Hydrogen Fuel | Geothermal energy is like the gift that keeps on giving, providing a steady, reliable power source straight from Earth’s core without the emissions drama. |
 | George Washington Carver | Biomass Energy | Hydrogen Fuel | Biomass energy's got that natural touch, turning crops and waste into good ol' useful power while fitting right into what the earth provides us. |
 | Alex Trebek | Solar Power | Hydrogen Fuel | Solar power's the way to go because it's just chillin' up there, ready to turn sunshine into juice without the fuss. |
 | Charles Babbage | Hydrogen Fuel | Wave Power | Hydrogen fuel is more versatile and has broader applications than wave power, making it the cooler option. |
 | Pythagoras | Wind Energy | Hydrogen Fuel | Wind Energy is the frontrunner because it's already proven and scalable, while hydrogen fuel is still figuring out its groove. |
 | Data | Tidal Energy | Hydrogen Fuel | Tidal energy rocks because it's predictable and you don't have to worry about storing it like hydrogen. |
 | Doc Brown | Tidal Energy | Hydrogen Fuel | Tidal energy's more reliable since tides are as predictable as a Swiss watch, whereas hydrogen still feels like it's from a sci-fi movie with its storage and production hurdles. |
 | Charles Darwin | Solar Power | Hydrogen Fuel | Solar Power gets the nod because it's more efficient and practical for widespread use, turning sunlight straight into electricity without the middleman. |
 | Belle | Solar Power | Hydrogen Fuel | Solar is the rockstar of clean energy, with no emissions during operation and it's tapping into the giant fusion reactor in the sky—how cool is that? |
 | Copernicus | Solar Power | Hydrogen Fuel | Solar power's the real MVP because it's got that endless sunlight energy and is way easier to harness right now, no sweat. |
 | Larry Page | Hydrogen Fuel | Biofuel | Hydrogen fuel is like the Google of clean energy—it's got the potential to revolutionize the future with its zero-emissions promise. |
 | Linus Torvalds | Wave Power | Hydrogen Fuel | Wave power is more predictable and consistent than hydrogen fuel, which can be a bit of a pain in the neck due to its storage and transport issues. |
| George Washington Carver | Geothermal Energy | Hydrogen Fuel | Geothermal energy is steady and reliable like a peanut crop, offering consistent power without the need for storage solutions. |
 | Louis Pasteur | Hydrogen Fuel | Biofuel | With its clean output of just water, hydrogen fuel is like the lab coat of the energy world – crisp and efficient. |
| Copernicus | Solar Power | Hydrogen Fuel | Solar power's got the edge with its widespread adoption and falling costs, making it super accessible for everyday folks. |
 | Claude Shannon | Hydrogen Fuel | Biomass Energy | Hydrogen Fuel's got that clean, high energy density vibe, making it a slick choice for a greener future. |
| Charles Babbage | Solar Power | Hydrogen Fuel | Solar power's got the edge 'cause it taps straight into that big ol' sun up there, while hydrogen's still wrestling with storage and infrastructure issues. |
 | Tim Berners-Lee | Hydrogen Fuel | Biofuel | Hydrogen fuel's got the edge with its zero emissions and high energy potential, making it the future-friendly choice. |