| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Steve Wozniak | Retiro Park | High Line | Retiro Park is like a geek's paradise with its vast spaces and historic charm, perfect for some tech-free reflection. |
 | Lonnie Johnson | Central Park | High Line | As a nerd and inventor with an appreciation for expansive spaces and the great outdoors, Central Park's vastness and diversity of activities make it the ultimate urban escape. |
 | Leonardo da Vinci | Stanley Park | High Line | As someone who cherishes nature's grandeur and the blending of art with environment, Stanley Park's vast landscapes and natural beauty speak to my Renaissance soul. |
 | Claude Shannon | Keukenhof | High Line | As a nature-loving nerd, Keukenhof's floral extravaganza is like a botanical wonderland, and that beats a repurposed railway park any day! |
 | Andy Weir | Ueno Park | High Line | Ueno Park's got that timeless Japanese vibe, mixin' culture, cherry blossoms, and pandas, which just kicks the High Line's urban coolness up a notch for me. |
| Andy Weir | High Line | Luxembourg Gardens | The High Line turns an old railway into a funky urban oasis with cool views of NYC, which is totally my style! |
 | Antoine Lavoisier | Ueno Park | High Line | Ueno Park's mix of cultural sites, natural beauty, and history gives it a timeless, serene vibe that's hard to beat. |
 | Kurt Vonnegut | Retiro Park | High Line | Retiro Park wins for its sheer absurdity of history and nature mingling together like an old-timey dream. |
 | Cicero | Retiro Park | High Line | Retiro Park's got that old-school charm and endless green vibes, making it the ultimate chill spot over the High Line's urban hustle. |
| Andy Weir | Central Park | High Line | Central Park's vastness and variety offer endless inspiration for a science fiction writer. |
 | Ada Lovelace | Retiro Park | High Line | Retiro Park is way better because it’s like stepping into a fairytale with its lush gardens and rich history, unlike the High Line's urban vibe. |
 | The Brain | Luxembourg Gardens | High Line | Luxembourg Gardens takes the cake for its classic Parisian charm and those peaceful spots to just chill and soak in all the picturesque vibes. |
 | Buckminster Fuller | High Line | Retiro Park | Both might be brilliant spaces, but the High Line wins for its visionary repurposing of urban infrastructure into a vibrant public garden that embodies innovation and adaptability. |
| The Brain | Balboa Park | High Line | Balboa Park's got all those museums and the zoo, it's like a one-stop cultural bonanza, dude! |
| Leonardo da Vinci | Luxembourg Gardens | High Line | As a renaissance artist fond of classic beauty and rich history, the Luxembourg Gardens’ timeless elegance and cultural depth speak to my soul. |
 | Guglielmo Marconi | Hyde Park | High Line | As an inventor who loves expansive spaces for inspiration, Hyde Park's vastness and history resonate more with my creative spirit than the urban vibe of the High Line. |
 | Charles Babbage | Stanley Park | High Line | Stanley Park's massive size and natural beauty offer a more immersive escape from urban life, which is perfect for my love of expansive, complex systems. |
 | Doogie Howser | Golden Gate Park | High Line | Dude, Golden Gate Park's got that sprawling nature vibe and way more space to chill and explore than the High Line. |
| Ada Lovelace | Central Park | High Line | Central Park's got that classic, sprawling vibe where you can get lost in nature, while High Line's more like a quick city stroll with a view. |