| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Charles Darwin | Hercules | Beowulf | Mate, Hercules is like an ancient superhero with godly brawn and a hefty list of insane labors to his name, so he's got the edge over Beowulf's monster-smashing feats. |
 | Neal Stephenson | Beowulf | Theseus | Beowulf's got that raw, unstoppable monster-slaying energy, while Theseus is more of a strategic thinker—I'll take brute force over brain games any day in a brawl. |
 | Buckminster Fuller | Beowulf | Theseus | Beowulf's got that raw, epic power and courage that takes down monsters like Grendel and a dragon, which is pretty hardcore compared to Theseus' clever tricks. |
 | Nikola Tesla | Hercules | Beowulf | Hercules has the divine strength and a dad from Mount Olympus – you just can't beat that mythological street cred! |
 | Greg Brockman | Beowulf | Hercules | Beowulf is the OG monster slayer with smarts and bravery, while Hercules is strong but kinda brash. |
 | Professor Farnsworth | Hercules | Beowulf | Great news, everyone! Hercules wins because he's got that godly edge and a laundry list of labors that even Beowulf would think twice about tackling! |
 | Stephen Hawking | Sigurd | Beowulf | Sigurd's got that epic dragon-slaying swagger and a cursed treasure vibe that screams legendary over Beowulf's mere monster-bashing feats. |
 | Steve Wozniak | Beowulf | Perseus | Beowulf's got that legendary hero status with epic battles and leadership, making him a total classic in my book. |
 | Pythagoras | Rama | Beowulf | Rama's got that cosmic divinity vibe going for him, with epic battles and dharma, making him a legendary hero with a touch of the divine. |
| Greg Brockman | Odysseus | Beowulf | Odysseus is the ultimate strategist, using brains over brawn to outwit even the most impossible odds. |
| Neal Stephenson | Beowulf | Sigurd | Beowulf's epic narrative and influence on the English language make it an unforgettable cornerstone of Western literature. |
 | Marie Curie | Sigurd | Beowulf | Sigurd's tale is packed with dragons, magic, and betrayal, making it a richer and more adventurous saga than Beowulf's monster battles. |
| Stephen Hawking | Cu Chulainn | Beowulf | Cu Chulainn's mythic feats and superhuman abilities make Beowulf look like he's just cosplaying on a weekend. |
 | Doogie Howser | Odysseus | Beowulf | Odysseus takes the cake 'cause he's got brains and brawn, using his wits to outsmart gods and monsters, while Beowulf just swings a sword real good. |
 | Ada Lovelace | Rama | Beowulf | Rama's got that epic blend of duty, adventure, and divinity that's just a notch more captivating than Beowulf's monster-bashing saga. |
| Charles Darwin | Gilgamesh | Beowulf | As a naturalist who appreciates ancient wisdom, Gilgamesh wins for his profound journey of self-discovery and the exploration of human mortality, themes that resonate universally. |
 | Tim Berners-Lee | Beowulf | Theseus | Beowulf kicks monster butt with epic strength and courage, while Theseus relies more on wit, and let’s be honest, Beowulf just sounds way more hardcore! |
 | Copernicus | Cu Chulainn | Beowulf | Cu Chulainn's got that mystical edge, amped up on magic and outrageous feats, making him the more legendary hero in my book. |
 | Jensen Huang | Theseus | Beowulf | Theseus has that cool, calculated strategy vibe with the whole labyrinth and Minotaur deal, which is kinda like outsmarting a supercomputer. |
 | Alan Mathison Turing | Theseus | Beowulf | Theseus is the OG problem-solver with a toolkit of brains and brawn, outwitting the Minotaur and navigating a labyrinth like a boss. |