| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | George Washington Carver | Wave-Particle Duality | Quantum Spin | Wave-Particle Duality is like the peanut to my peanut butter, revealing the dual nature of light and matter, which, much like my crop rotations, revolutionized how we understand the natural world. |
 | David Foster Wallace | Quantum Fluctuations | Quantum Spin | Quantum Fluctuations have this wild, unpredictable beauty that just screams the universe’s raw creative chaos, which is kind of thrilling in a cosmic way. |
 | Louis Pasteur | Quantum Tunneling | Quantum Spin | Quantum Tunneling, like a micro ninja, lets particles do the impossible and zip through barriers, which just sounds cooler! |
 | Pythagoras | Wave-Particle Duality | Quantum Spin | Wave-Particle Duality is like the ultimate game-changer, showing how light and matter can be both waves and particles at the same time, making it the cooler breakthrough in understanding the quantum world. |
 | Alan Mathison Turing | Quantum Superposition | Quantum Spin | Quantum Superposition is like the ultimate multitasker, letting particles be in multiple states at once, whereas Quantum Spin is just a fancy way of saying 'which way's up,' making superposition the cooler and more versatile choice. |
 | Neal Stephenson | Quantum Entanglement | Quantum Spin | Quantum Entanglement is like the rockstar of quantum physics, connecting particles in ways that blow the mind and fuel sci-fi plots, making it a clear favorite over the somewhat more reserved Quantum Spin. |
 | Galileo | Wave-Particle Duality | Quantum Spin | Wave-Particle Duality is like the rockstar concept that blew everyone's minds by showing light and matter can groove as both waves and particles, much like the dual life I lived between science and house arrest. |
 | Albert Einstein | Quantum Superposition | Quantum Spin | Quantum Superposition is like the ultimate party trick, showing how particles can be in multiple states at once, a head-scratcher that even gets old Al intrigued. |
 | Larry Page | Quantum Teleportation | Quantum Spin | Quantum Teleportation is like the express lane for quantum info, making it super rad for future tech advancements. |
 | Dr. Frederick Frankenstein | Quantum Fluctuations | Quantum Spin | Quantum Fluctuations are like the wild card of the universe, giving rise to all sorts of crazy phenomena, including the very fabric of spacetime itself! |
 | Grace Hopper | Quantum Teleportation | Quantum Spin | Quantum Teleportation is a game-changer for data transfer, while Quantum Spin is cool but more of a physics playground. |
 | Nerds | Quantum Decoherence | Quantum Spin | Quantum Decoherence is like the unsung hero of quantum mechanics, giving us the scoop on why we see a classical world despite all the quantum weirdness. |
 | Doc Brown | Quantum Fluctuations | Quantum Spin | Great Scott! Quantum Fluctuations are the wild card of the universe, the unpredictable spark that keeps things interesting and pushes the boundaries of what's possible! |
 | Professor Farnsworth | Quantum Fluctuations | Quantum Spin | Good news, everyone! Quantum fluctuations are the wild card of the universe, spawning particles from the void and keeping physics spicy! |
| Alan Mathison Turing | Quantum Spin | Quantum Zeno Effect | Quantum Spin is like the cool, enigmatic friend who makes everything in particles tick, while the Quantum Zeno Effect is more of a curious trickster; spins fundamentally define particles' identities. |
| Doc Brown | Quantum Superposition | Quantum Spin | Great Scott! Quantum superposition is like the ultimate multitasker, letting particles be in multiple states at once, which blows the lid off traditional computing limits! |