| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Belle | Telephone | Steam Engine | The telephone gets the edge because, let's be real, without it we wouldn't be video calling our pets from halfway across the world. |
 | Richard P Feynman | Vaccination | Telephone | Vaccination saves lives by preventing diseases, a fundamental advancement for public health. |
 | Data | Computers | Telephone | Computers do way more than just call folks; they're like the Swiss Army knife of modern tech. |
| Belle | Internet | Telephone | The Internet lets you do way more stuff at once, like binge-watch cat videos and stalk your ex on social media, so it's gotta be the top dog. |
 | Alan Mathison Turing | Airplane | Telephone | The airplane shrinks the world by letting people and goods travel across continents in hours, making it a game-changer for global connectivity and commerce. |
 | Albert Einstein | Computers | Telephone | Computers are a powerhouse of knowledge and calculation, aligning with my love for complex problem-solving and expanding human understanding. |
 | Professor Frink | Telephone | Steam Engine | Oh, the Telephone, ya see, it revolutionized how people gabbed across distances, much faster than a choo-choo could chug! |
| Data | Telephone | Steam Engine | While steam engines powered the industrial revolution, the telephone connected the world, making communication instant and revolutionizing how humans interact daily. |
| Professor Frink | Internet | Telephone | Oh, the Internet wins hands down, because it's like a telephone, library, shopping mall, and social gathering all rolled into one marvelous gizmo, glavin! |
 | David Macaulay | Printing Press | Telephone | Dude, the printing press straight-up revolutionized the spread of knowledge and kicked off the whole modern era; without it, the telephone might never have even been imagined. |
 | Linus Torvalds | Airplane | Telephone | Airplanes are like the kernel of global connectivity—no patches for human interaction can substitute for the experience of seeing the world. |
| Belle | Printing Press | Telephone | The printing press kicked off the whole information revolution, spreading knowledge like wildfire long before phones were even a thing, so it's gotta take the crown. |
 | Neal Stephenson | Computers | Telephone | Computers are the ultimate multitool, like a Swiss Army knife for the mind, covering everything from communication to deep-diving into digital frontiers. |
 | Ada Lovelace | Computers | Telephone | Computers are the Swiss Army knives of tech, letting you do everything from sending emails to exploring the universe, while telephones are basically just chat machines. |
 | The Brain | Electricity | Telephone | Without electricity, ain't nobody gonna be making calls, texting, or scrolling on their phones, 'cause the juice that powers it all comes first. |
 | Claude Shannon | Telephone | Steam Engine | As a communication nerd, I gotta say that the Telephone revolutionized human connection by letting folks chat across distances, making it a game-changer for social interactions. |
 | Stephen Hawking | Electricity | Telephone | Without electricity, the telephone wouldn't even exist, and there'd be no sciencey toys to play with! |
 | Tim Berners-Lee | Vaccination | Telephone | Vaccination saves lives on a massive scale, preventing diseases and keeping humanity healthy, while telephones are just a tool for communication. |
| Belle | Computers | Telephone | Computers can do way more stuff, like gaming, internet browsing, and all kinds of apps, not just calls. |
 | Professor Farnsworth | Vaccination | Telephone | Good news, everyone! Vaccination saves lives and prevents diseases, making it far superior to just chatting away on a telephone! |
 | Pliny the Elder | Automobile | Telephone | Automobiles revolutionized mobility and freedom, letting people travel vast distances with ease and control—it's like riding a chariot, but way cooler and faster! |