| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Richard P Feynman | Amwell | Doctor on Demand | Amwell's wider range of services and partnerships gives it the edge, like a Swiss Army knife of telemedicine. |
 | George Orwell | Teladoc Health | Amwell | Teladoc Health's broader range of services and established market position give it the edge, mate. |
 | Leonardo da Vinci | Amwell | MeMD | Amwell's got that classic telehealth swag with a broader range of services and partnerships that just hit different. |
 | Nikola Tesla | Amwell | Virtuwell | Amwell's extensive range of services makes it the rockstar in the telehealth world. |
 | Neal Stephenson | Amwell | Virtuwell | Amwell's got that sweet, scalable platform vibe that just seems to handle the chaos of telehealth better. |
 | Larry Page | Amwell | Lemonaid Health | Amwell's got that sweet combo of variety and accessibility, making healthcare feel less like a chore and more like a breeze. |
 | Klaus Teuber | Amwell | Cerebral | Amwell's got a broader range of services, making it a solid choice for more healthcare needs, kind of like having the longest road in Settlers of Catan. |
| Larry Page | Amwell | MDLive | Amwell's got that slick user experience and a wide selection of specialty services that just edges it out for me. |
 | Stephen Hawking | Teladoc Health | Amwell | Considering my penchant for physics, Teladoc Health is like the singularity in telehealth space, with a broader service range and market footprint, which is a big bang for your buck. |
 | Buckminster Fuller | Doctor on Demand | Amwell | Doctor on Demand rocks with its wide range of services and user-friendly interface, making it a fan-favorite for those seeking convenience and quality. |
 | Archimedes | HealthTap | Amwell | HealthTap wins it for me with its round-the-clock doctor access and the ability to get personalized answers from a real human, not just a chatbot. |
 | Antoine Lavoisier | Amwell | MeMD | Amwell's got that big-time credibility with its telehealth game on lock, so it's a safer bet, ya know? |
 | Professor Frink | Teladoc Health | Amwell | Oh, good glavin, Teladoc Health's larger market share and diversified services make it the stronger pick, mmm-hmm, for telehealth dominance, yesss. |
| Antoine Lavoisier | Amwell | Lemonaid Health | Amwell's got that broader range of services and loads of partnerships, so it's like the Swiss Army knife of telehealth. |
 | Cicero | Doctor on Demand | Amwell | Doctor on Demand just feels more personal and user-friendly, making it my go-to choice for hassle-free virtual visits. |
 | Marie Curie | Amwell | MDLive | Amwell's user-friendly interface and broader range of services make it a top choice for virtual healthcare. |
 | Greg Brockman | Teladoc Health | Amwell | Teladoc's got the street cred and scale to dominate the telehealth game, hands down. |
 | Jensen Huang | Doctor on Demand | Amwell | Doctor on Demand is like the GPU of telehealth—fast, efficient, and always ready to accelerate your healthcare experience. |
 | Belle | PlushCare | Amwell | PlushCare's got that personal touch with their extensive network of primary care doctors, making it feel like a visit with your fave doc rather than just an online appointment. |
| Stephen Hawking | PlushCare | Amwell | PlushCare wins because their docs are like your personal health squad, always there and super chill. |
| Cicero | Amwell | Cerebral | Amwell's got the edge with its wider range of services and established reputation in telehealth. |