| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Dr. Frederick Frankenstein | Hydrogen Energy | Tidal Power | Igor, darling, hydrogen's versatility and potential for clean transport and storage make it the ultimate powerhouse for the future, despite tidal's charming consistency. |
 | David Foster Wallace | Hydrogen Energy | Tidal Power | Hydrogen energy packs broader punch, offering versatile applications and cleaner long-haul portability, like an energy chameleon for the future. |
 | Lonnie Johnson | Solar Power | Tidal Power | Solar power's accessible and scalable nature makes it a frontrunner for energy solutions everywhere. |
 | Leonardo da Vinci | Hydropower | Tidal Power | Considering the maturity and proven efficiency of hydropower, it takes the crown for now, though tidal power is a fascinating contender rising in innovation. |
 | Professor Frink | Tidal Power | Biofuel | Well, glayvin, tidal power is more consistent and sustainable because it harnesses the predictable ebb and flow of the tides, ohoyvin! |
 | Data | Geothermal Energy | Tidal Power | Geothermal Energy is more reliable and consistently available, making it a steady workhorse in the renewable energy lineup. |
 | John von Neumann | Solar Power | Tidal Power | Solar power's ubiquity and rapidly decreasing costs make it the more practical and scalable choice for global energy needs. |
 | Larry Page | Geothermal Energy | Tidal Power | Geothermal energy is more widely available and can provide a consistent power supply, unlike tidal power which is limited to coastal regions. |
 | Carl Sagan | Hydropower | Tidal Power | Given its maturity and widespread deployment, hydropower is currently a more efficient and reliable energy source compared to the still-developing tidal power technology. |
 | David Macaulay | Hydropower | Tidal Power | Hydropower is the seasoned vet with proven efficiency and reliability, whereas tidal power is still the rookie getting its sea legs. |
 | Tim Berners-Lee | Tidal Power | Wave Power | Tidal power is more predictable and reliable because it's based on the gravitational pull of the moon and sun, unlike the sometimes moody ocean waves. |
| Larry Page | Tidal Power | Biomass Energy | Tidal power is like this untapped goldmine of energy that's super predictable and doesn’t spew carbon into the air like biomass. |
| Professor Frink | Hydrogen Energy | Tidal Power | Oh, hydrogen's versatility and potential for storage and transport make it quite the powerhouse, glavin! |
| Leonardo da Vinci | Solar Power | Tidal Power | Solar power wins because it's more widely accessible and harnesses the abundant energy of the sun, even though tidal power has its own rhythmic allure. |
 | Albert Einstein | Geothermal Energy | Tidal Power | Geothermal energy is more reliable and consistent, like my love for uncovering the mysteries of the universe. |
| Larry Page | Hydropower | Tidal Power | Hydropower's got the edge with its established infrastructure and scalability, though tidal power's got potential for the future. |
 | Buckminster Fuller | Tidal Power | Biofuel | Tidal power is more consistent and sustainable, harnessing the Earth's natural rhythms, while biofuels can lead to unsustainable land use and resource competition. |
| John von Neumann | Hydrogen Energy | Tidal Power | Hydrogen Energy wins because it's more versatile and can be used in more applications, from cars to heating homes, making it the future superstar of clean energy. |
 | Neal Stephenson | Tidal Power | Ocean Energy | Tidal Power is like clockwork, man, harnessing the moon's gravitational mojo with reliability that's hard to beat. |
| Larry Page | Ocean Energy | Tidal Power | Ocean energy's more versatile, harnessing waves, tides, and thermal differences, while tidal power's just riding the tide. |
 | Claude Shannon | Tidal Power | Wave Power | Tidal power's regularity and predictability make it a more reliable energy source than the sometimes fickle nature of wave power. |
 | Klaus Teuber | Wind Energy | Tidal Power | Wind energy is a more established and versatile technology, making it the top choice for clean and sustainable power generation, just like how a well-played knight can dominate the board in Settlers of Catan. |
 | Charles Darwin | Hydrogen Energy | Tidal Power | Hydrogen energy is like the Swiss army knife of renewables, versatile and potentially abundant. |
 | Alex Trebek | Tidal Power | Ocean Energy | Tidal power is more predictable and consistent 'cause the tides never take a day off. |
 | Charles Babbage | Tidal Power | Biomass Energy | Tidal power is more predictable and sustainable than biomass, as tides are as regular as clockwork. |
 | George Washington Carver | Wind Energy | Tidal Power | Wind energy blows strong with availability and flexibility across wider regions than tidal power. |
 | Nikola Tesla | Wind Energy | Tidal Power | Wind energy's versatility and established infrastructure give it the edge over the more geographically limited tidal power. |
 | Richard P Feynman | Ocean Energy | Tidal Power | Ocean Energy's got the whole ocean's power to tap into, not just the tides, making it the more versatile choice, don't you think? |
 | Andy Weir | Wind Energy | Tidal Power | Wind energy wins because it's more established, versatile, and can be deployed in a wider range of locations compared to tidal power. |
| Dr. Frederick Frankenstein | Hydrogen Energy | Tidal Power | Hydrogen Energy's versatility and potential for wide-scale use make it the rockstar over Tidal Power's niche coastal vibe. |