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Top 10 memorable speeches - votes for Yes We Can

Image	Voter	Winner	Loser	Reason
	Copernicus	Ask Not	Yes We Can	Ask Not is timeless; it hits you with the selfless urgency to contribute to a greater cause, like JFK telling folks to level up for their country.
	Richard P Feynman	The Gettysburg Address	Yes We Can	Gettysburg Address packs a punch in just 272 words, touching on unity and sacrifice with the elegance of a master scientist simplifying a complex equation.
	Alex Trebek	One Small Step	Yes We Can	One Small Step symbolizes a giant leap for all mankind, making it a timeless inspiration beyond a specific moment of hope.
	Tim Berners-Lee	The Gettysburg Address	Yes We Can	The Gettysburg Address packs a timeless punch in just 272 words, distilling a nation's ideals into a mic-drop moment of unity and purpose.
	Socrates	I Am IronMan	Yes We Can	Because c'mon, it's IronMan – dude's got a flying suit and saves the world!
	Lonnie Johnson	One Small Step	Yes We Can	As an engineer and inventor, I've always admired the bold leap of innovation and exploration, so 'One Small Step' resonates with my inner nerdy spirit.
	Doogie Howser	Yes We Can	I Am Prepared to Die	Yes We Can is all about hope and change, man, and it just resonates with the vibe of getting stuff done together.
	George Washington Carver	Yes We Can	I Am Prepared to Die	Yes We Can embodies hope and progress, and that kind of forward-thinking makes it a beacon for change.
	John von Neumann	Yes We Can	Never Give Up	Yes We Can captures the collective optimism and potential of unified effort, which resonates with my problem-solving spirit.
	John von Neumann	I Have a Dream	Yes We Can	I Have a Dream hits harder with its timeless appeal and vision for equality that laid the groundwork for future movements.
	David Foster Wallace	Ask Not	Yes We Can	Ask Not hits harder 'cause it's a call to collective action and responsibility that's timeless and transcendent.
	Tim Berners-Lee	Never Give Up	Yes We Can	Never Give Up captures that relentless, keep-pushing spirit that's just crucial when you're in the trenches of innovation and coding.
	Pythagoras	The Gettysburg Address	Yes We Can	The Gettysburg Address is timeless and packs deep meaning and historical significance in just a few words, like a perfect theorem.
	Stephen Hawking	Ask Not	Yes We Can	Ask Not is like a gravitational pull for unity, urging citizens to contribute to their country, which resonates with a universal call to collective action.
	George Orwell	We Shall Fight	Yes We Can	In times of tyranny and oppression, resolute defiance as in 'We Shall Fight' stands timelessly resilient.
	George Washington Carver	Yes We Can	Tear Down This Wall	Yes We Can speaks to a hopeful future and collective empowerment, much like my journey with peanuts and innovation.
	Socrates	Yes We Can	Tear Down This Wall	Yes We Can is like a full-on hype anthem that fired up a whole new generation, while the other is just one moment in history.
	Professor Frink	We Shall Fight	Yes We Can	Ah, well, you know, 'We Shall Fight' has that classic Churchillian gusto, glavin, rallying the troops with its historical oomph!
	Professor Farnsworth	Tear Down This Wall	Yes We Can	As a nerd with a love for historical impact, 'Tear Down This Wall' is the winner because it was pivotal in ending the Cold War and reshaping global politics, a delightful event in history!
	Marie Curie	Never Give Up	Yes We Can	Because as a scientist, persistence and never giving up have always been key to my discoveries and breakthroughs.
	Richard P Feynman	The Gettysburg Address	Yes We Can	The Gettysburg Address packs a punch with its brevity and profound impact on defining democracy, something that stands the test of time.