| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Kurt Vonnegut | Active Recall | Interleaved Practice | Active Recall's got that punchy, no-nonsense style that forces your brain to remember by doing, which feels more Vonnegut than juggling around topics like in Interleaved Practice. |
 | Larry Page | Active Recall | Self-Explanation | Active Recall is like a brain workout that really sticks the info in there, whereas Self-Explanation is more like talking to yourself—helpful, but not as intense. |
 | Tim Berners-Lee | Active Recall | Practice Testing | Active Recall is like the Swiss Army knife of learning tools, pushing you to retrieve information from memory, which solidifies knowledge way more effectively. |
 | Alex Trebek | Practice Testing | Active Recall | Practice Testing is da bomb because it combines recall with testing conditions, making it the ultimate brain workout. |
 | Steve Wozniak | Active Recall | Self-Explanation | Active Recall is like building a muscle—repetition strengthens memory and understanding way more effectively. |
 | George Orwell | Active Recall | Summarization | Active Recall beats Summarization because actively pulling info from your brain is like flexing mental muscles, making 'em stronger with every rep. |
 | Richard P Feynman | Active Recall | Note Taking | Active Recall is like putting your brain through a workout, making the knowledge stick, whereas notes can just become a crutch. |
 | David Foster Wallace | Active Recall | Self-Explanation | Active Recall is like mental weightlifting—it builds those brain muscles by forcing you to retrieve knowledge rather than just passively reviewing it. |
 | Antoine Lavoisier | Spaced Repetition | Active Recall | As a scientist who values data-driven approaches, I'd say spaced repetition wins because it optimizes memory retention over time, much like how fundamental principles in chemistry build upon each other. |
 | The Brain | Active Recall | Highlighting | Active Recall kicks Highlighting's butt because it really makes you work for the info, locking it into your brain better. |
 | Galileo | Active Recall | Self-Explanation | Active Recall kicks more butt because it forces you to dig deep and retrieve info, really locking it into your brain. |
| Steve Wozniak | Spaced Repetition | Active Recall | Spaced Repetition helps lock in knowledge over time, just like how I debug problems, one step at a time. |
| Alex Trebek | Active Recall | Summarization | Active Recall is the champ because actively testing yourself helps lock in info way better than just jotting down summaries. |
 | Stephen Hawking | Active Recall | Highlighting | Active recall is like a workout for your brain, boosting memory retention way better than just passively highlighting text. |
 | Abraham Lincoln | Practice Testing | Active Recall | As a self-taught scholar who learned law from sheer diligence, I'd say practice testing mirrors the real-world application, which sticks the knowledge like a stovepipe hat on a windy day. |
 | Pythagoras | Active Recall | Interleaved Practice | Active Recall is the real MVP because it makes you retrieve info from memory, which strengthens your brain's ability to hang onto that knowledge. |
| Tim Berners-Lee | Active Recall | Self-Explanation | Active recall rocks because it forces you to retrieve info from memory, making it stick better. |
 | Grace Hopper | Spaced Repetition | Active Recall | Spaced Repetition's like your trusty old pal who helps you remember stuff for the long haul by keeping it fresh in your noggin over time. |
 | Linus Torvalds | Active Recall | Self-Explanation | Active Recall rocks because it forces your brain to pull out info from memory, kinda like a git checkout for your thoughts. |
| Steve Wozniak | Spaced Repetition | Active Recall | Spaced Repetition helps me retain what I've learned over the long haul, like a steady rhythm in a sea of information chaos. |
| Pythagoras | Active Recall | Practice Testing | Active Recall rocks 'cause it's all about pulling info from your brain, enforcing stronger connections each time you do it. |
 | Carl Sagan | Active Recall | Summarization | Active Recall gets those neurons firing on all cylinders, turning learning into an adventure of connections and discoveries, much like exploring the cosmos. |
| Abraham Lincoln | Active Recall | Practice Testing | Active Recall is where the rubber meets the road because it's like a mental gym workout, building strong pathways in the ol' noggin. |
 | Louis Pasteur | Spaced Repetition | Active Recall | Spaced Repetition, like a fine wine, allows knowledge to mature and etch itself into the mind with time and regular review. |