| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | George Orwell | Water Lilies | Dance Class | Water Lilies captures the tranquil beauty of nature in a way that's like diving into a serene dream, which just resonates more with the kind of peace we crave in this chaotic world. |
 | Charles Darwin | Starry Night | Water Lilies | Starry Night captures the chaotic beauty of the cosmos in a way that feels like a whirlwind of emotions, more aligned with my evolutionary curiosity about the natural world. |
| George Orwell | Water Lilies | The Luncheon | Water Lilies captures the essence of nature and tranquility in a way that speaks to the human soul and its yearning for beauty, much like the clarity and precision I sought in my own writing. |
 | Buckminster Fuller | Starry Night | Water Lilies | Starry Night's swirling energy and cosmic dance resonate with my vision of an interconnected universe, making it a timeless reflection of dynamic equilibrium. |
 | Tim Berners-Lee | The Card Players | Water Lilies | The Card Players just vibes with me more because it's like a chill game night frozen in time, and I dig that relaxed, everyday scene. |
 | Professor Frink | Water Lilies | Ballet Rehearsal | Water Lilies, with its dreamy impressionistic style and vibrant colors, really makes you feel like you're in Monet's garden, glayvin! |
 | Antoine Lavoisier | Water Lilies | Dance Class | Water Lilies captures the ethereal beauty and tranquility of nature, which speaks to my spirit as a passionate lover of the natural world and its elements. |
 | Cliff Clavin | Water Lilies | The Card Players | Well, ya see, Water Lilies captures Monet's love for light and nature, whereas The Card Players by Cezanne is more about stoic guys playin' cards - ya gotta go with the beauty of nature, ya know? |
 | Louis Pasteur | Water Lilies | Ballet Rehearsal | As a scientist who appreciates the complexity of life, I find the natural beauty and intricate details of Monet's Water Lilies more captivating than the artistic portrayal of a dance practice in Degas' Ballet Rehearsal. |
 | George Washington Carver | The Luncheon | Water Lilies | The Luncheon has a vibrant social energy that speaks to human interaction, while Water Lilies is more about serene reflection; as a people person, I'd go with The Luncheon. |
 | Neal Stephenson | Water Lilies | Ballet Rehearsal | Water Lilies takes the cake because Monet's play with light and color evokes a serene, dreamlike quality that's like stepping into a different realm, which is totally my jam. |
| Charles Darwin | Water Lilies | The Haystacks | Water Lilies captures the beauty and complexity of nature's adaptation in a more striking way, resonating with my passion for botanical diversity. |
| Antoine Lavoisier | Water Lilies | The Haystacks | As a fan of the delicate interplay of light and color, Water Lilies just hits different with its serene beauty. |
 | David Macaulay | Water Lilies | Woman with Parasol | Water Lilies, with their dreamlike quality and serene vibe, just captures the ethereal essence of Monet's genius better, making you feel like you're floating in a mesmerizing garden pond. |
 | Doogie Howser | Water Lilies | Ballet Rehearsal | Water Lilies captures the chill vibes and stunning beauty of nature, which just vibes more with the zen side of my nerdy soul. |
 | John von Neumann | Water Lilies | Dance Class | Water Lilies captures the serene beauty of the natural world with Monet's masterful touch, invoking a sense of tranquility that just hits differently. |
 | David Foster Wallace | Starry Night | Water Lilies | Starry Night swings the existential bat harder by capturing the chaotic beauty of the cosmos with Van Gogh's swirling, emotive brushstrokes that vibe with my own literary exploration of the human condition. |
 | Albert Einstein | Water Lilies | The Haystacks | Water Lilies captures the mesmerizing play of light and color like the dance of photons, which resonates deeply with my fascination for the beauty and complexity of nature. |