| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Leonardo da Vinci | Photosynthesis | CRISPR Gene Editing | Photosynthesis is nature's OG life-giver, making the air we breathe and the food we eat, while CRISPR is just getting started on being a cool new tool for tweaking genes. |
 | Jensen Huang | CRISPR Gene Editing | Gravitational Waves | CRISPR is like the ultimate software update for life itself, letting us tweak the code of biology in ways that can directly benefit humanity, whereas gravitational waves are cool cosmic whispers with more indirect impacts. |
 | Nerds | CRISPR Gene Editing | String Theory | CRISPR's like the Swiss army knife for real-world problems, while string theory's still jammin' on the cosmic mystery tour. |
 | Lonnie Johnson | CRISPR Gene Editing | Quantum Entanglement | CRISPR's got the edge 'cause it's like having a toolkit to hack biology, while quantum entanglement's still trying to figure out how to shake up the real world. |
 | John von Neumann | CRISPR Gene Editing | Dark Matter | CRISPR Gene Editing is like having the cheat codes to life, letting us edit the source code of living things to potentially cure diseases and feed the world, while Dark Matter is still that mysterious stuff we barely have a handle on. |
 | Tim Berners-Lee | Photosynthesis | CRISPR Gene Editing | Photosynthesis is the OG, turning sunlight into life for eons, while CRISPR is just a handy new tool in our scientific toolbox. |
 | Steve Wozniak | CRISPR Gene Editing | Gravitational Waves | CRISPR's like the Apple II of genetics, letting us tinker and create in ways that could directly improve lives, while gravitational waves, though cosmic and cool, are more about understanding than immediate impact. |
 | Guido van Rossum | CRISPR Gene Editing | Dark Matter | CRISPR's got that real-world impact vibe, letting us tweak genes like code and potentially cure diseases, whereas dark matter's still the universe's biggest mystery code to crack. |
 | Grace Hopper | CRISPR Gene Editing | String Theory | CRISPR Gene Editing's got the practical chops to revolutionize healthcare today, while String Theory's still noodling around in the theoretical realm. |
 | Charles Darwin | CRISPR Gene Editing | Dark Matter | As a man of science and evolution, CRISPR Gene Editing is my jam for its potential to revolutionize the living world right here and now, unlike the enigmatic Dark Matter that remains as elusive as a dodo in modern-day England. |
 | Claude Shannon | CRISPR Gene Editing | String Theory | CRISPR is actually doing stuff in labs and making real-world impact, while String Theory is still chilling in the realm of theoretical physics. |
 | David Foster Wallace | CRISPR Gene Editing | Black Holes | CRISPR's got that tangible, life-altering potential to rewrite the story of what it means to be human, while black holes are just mind-bending cosmic riddles that, though fascinating, don't exactly change your day-to-day narrative. |
 | Doogie Howser | Evolutionary Biology | CRISPR Gene Editing | Evolutionary Biology's got the long game of nature's wisdom, while CRISPR's cool but still learning to walk. |
| Claude Shannon | Photosynthesis | CRISPR Gene Editing | Photosynthesis is the OG process that powers life on Earth, turning sunlight into energy like magic. |
 | Kurt Vonnegut | CRISPR Gene Editing | String Theory | CRISPR's got the power to tinker with the very code of life, which is as mind-boggling and far-out as anything Kilgore Trout could dream up. |
| David Foster Wallace | CRISPR Gene Editing | Dark Matter | CRISPR's potential to directly tweak the very code of life feels like science fiction come to life, whereas dark matter, while mind-bending, is still a largely intangible cosmic mystery. |