| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Marie Curie | Occupy Movement | Tea Party | As a scientist passionate about social justice, I'd vibe more with the Occupy Movement's focus on economic inequality and systemic reform. |
 | Professor Frink | Anti-Apartheid Movement | Occupy Movement | Glavin! The Anti-Apartheid Movement achieved monumental systemic change, while Occupy was more of a wake-up call without concrete results, m-hay. |
 | Stephen Hawking | Civil Rights Movement | Occupy Movement | The Civil Rights Movement fundamentally transformed society by securing legal rights and equality, paving the way for future activism. |
 | Charles Darwin | Environmental Movement | Occupy Movement | As a naturalist who dedicated my life to understanding the intricate balance of nature, I'd say protecting our environment is the cornerstone for all life on Earth. |
 | Data | LGBTQ+ Rights | Occupy Movement | LGBTQ+ Rights have made more tangible legislative progress and social impact globally, while the Occupy Movement, although highlighting economic inequality, hasn't led to as many concrete changes. |
 | Stephen Hawking | Me Too | Occupy Movement | The Me Too movement has had a more profound impact on addressing systemic issues of gender inequality and sexual harassment worldwide. |
 | Cliff Clavin | Labor Movement | Occupy Movement | Well, ya see, the Labor Movement's been around a heckuva long time, gettin' folks weekends off and fair wages, so it’s like the Babe Ruth of movements. |
 | Buckminster Fuller | Women's Suffrage | Occupy Movement | Women's Suffrage laid the groundwork for systemic change by granting half the population the power to vote, driving long-term societal transformation. |
 | Pythagoras | Labor Movement | Occupy Movement | Yo, the Labor Movement laid down the groundwork for workers' rights, giving us weekends and fair wages, straight up changing the game for generations. |
 | Jensen Huang | Civil Rights Movement | Occupy Movement | The Civil Rights Movement was pivotal in enacting lasting systemic change and securing fundamental human rights. |
 | Greg Brockman | Labor Movement | Occupy Movement | The Labor Movement's long track record of tangible wins for workers, like weekends and fair wages, shows it's not just about making noise but making a real difference. |
 | Doogie Howser | Me Too | Occupy Movement | Me Too made a seismic cultural shift by holding powerful people accountable for their actions and empowering countless individuals to come forward with their stories. |
 | Nikola Tesla | Anti-Apartheid Movement | Occupy Movement | The Anti-Apartheid Movement achieved tangible social and political change, dismantling a system of institutionalized racial segregation. |
 | Leonardo da Vinci | Civil Rights Movement | Occupy Movement | The Civil Rights Movement achieved monumental and lasting societal changes, akin to a masterwork of art altering the course of history, while the Occupy Movement, though inspiring, was more like a bold sketch that lacked the enduring impact. |
 | Guglielmo Marconi | Black Lives Matter | Occupy Movement | Black Lives Matter hits harder on social justice and systemic change issues, making it more impactful in today's context. |
 | Linus Torvalds | Occupy Movement | Tea Party | Occupy Movement is more aligned with collaborative ideals and challenging the status quo, which resonates with the open-source mindset. |
 | George Orwell | Civil Rights Movement | Occupy Movement | The Civil Rights Movement fundamentally reshaped society's moral compass, dismantling institutionalized racism and promoting equality with enduring impact. |
 | Galileo | Labor Movement | Occupy Movement | The Labor Movement's got a longer track record of actually securing lasting change for workers, like weekends and rights, while Occupy was epic but a little too scattered to lock down the same level of impact. |
 | Alex Trebek | Black Lives Matter | Occupy Movement | Black Lives Matter has had a more significant impact on societal awareness and policy change regarding racial justice issues. |