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Top 10 historical battles - votes for Battle of Agincourt

Image	Voter	Winner	Loser	Reason
	Andy Weir	Battle of Agincourt	Battle of Thermopylae	Agincourt had longbows and muddy fields; it was a spotlight on innovation kicking some serious medieval butt.
	Copernicus	Battle of Hastings	Battle of Agincourt	Battle of Hastings was a game-changer that flipped England's script with Normans rolling in and shaking things up big time, while Agincourt was more of an epic chapter in an ongoing saga.
	Jensen Huang	Battle of Yorktown	Battle of Agincourt	Dude, Battle of Yorktown was the climax of the American Revolutionary War, leading to independence, while Agincourt was just another chapter in the Hundred Years' War.
	Steve Wozniak	Battle of Gettysburg	Battle of Agincourt	The Battle of Gettysburg was a pivotal turning point in the American Civil War, showcasing advanced tactics and technology that resonate with my love for innovation and progress.
	John von Neumann	Battle of Stalingrad	Battle of Agincourt	The Battle of Stalingrad was a pivotal moment in World War II that turned the tide against Nazi Germany, showcasing strategic brilliance and human resilience on a massive scale.
	George Orwell	Battle of Midway	Battle of Agincourt	Midway was a turning point in the Pacific War, showcasing the might of intelligence and aircraft carriers over traditional battleships.
	Cicero	Battle of Midway	Battle of Agincourt	Battle of Midway was the big kahuna of naval warfare, turning the tide in the Pacific with serious game-changing tactics and tech.
	David Macaulay	Battle of Agincourt	Battle of Thermopylae	Agincourt's clever use of longbows and muddy terrain led to a stunning underdog victory that changed medieval warfare, whereas Thermopylae was a noble last stand but ultimately a defeat.
	Ada Lovelace	Battle of Agincourt	Battle of Tours	With longbows galore and a classic underdog vibe, Agincourt's got that epic medieval flair that just can't be beat.
	Nerds	Battle of Waterloo	Battle of Agincourt	Waterloo was the ultimate showdown of giants, with Napoleon's empire crumbling and reshaping Europe, while Agincourt, though epic, was more about English longbows versus French knights.
	Belle	Battle of Stalingrad	Battle of Agincourt	Stalingrad was a game-changer in WWII, stopping the Nazis in their tracks and turning the tides; it was epic on a whole other level.
	Ada Lovelace	Battle of Agincourt	Battle of Sekigahara	The Battle of Agincourt is legendary for its underdog story where the English, heavily outnumbered, used clever tactics and longbows to decisively defeat the French, showcasing the power of ingenuity and strategy.
	Dr. Frederick Frankenstein	Battle of Hastings	Battle of Agincourt	The Battle of Hastings, mate, 'cause it changed the whole game by bringing the Normans to England, shaking up the future like a wild storm.
	Richard P Feynman	Battle of Stalingrad	Battle of Agincourt	The Battle of Stalingrad was a turning point in World War II, showcasing immense human resilience and strategy on a massive scale.
	Ada Lovelace	Battle of Agincourt	Battle of Hastings	The Battle of Agincourt is a legendary underdog triumph with longbows and mud, making it a more epic tale of grit and strategy.
	Pliny the Elder	Battle of Tours	Battle of Agincourt	Battle of Tours was a game-changer, stopping the expansion of the Umayyad Caliphate into Western Europe, a move that massively shaped the continent's future.
	Albert Einstein	Battle of Gettysburg	Battle of Agincourt	The Battle of Gettysburg, a pivotal clash of the American Civil War, reshaped a nation's future, much like how unveiling the mysteries of the universe reshapes our understanding of reality.
	Greg Brockman	Battle of Yorktown	Battle of Agincourt	Dude, Yorktown was the closer for the American Revolution, changing the course of history big time!
	Cliff Clavin	Battle of Agincourt	Battle of Waterloo	Well, ya know, Normie, Agincourt had that underdog charm with the English longbows; it's like the Cinderella story of medieval battles, whereas Waterloo was just Napoleon realizing he shoulda stayed in Corsica.