| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Tim Berners-Lee | Underwater Topography | Lost Continents | Underwater Topography is like the real-world version of a treasure map, revealing hidden landscapes and secrets beneath the waves we can actually study and explore. |
 | Andy Weir | Lost Continents | Shipwreck Locations | Lost Continents are like treasure maps for the imagination, offering endless possibilities for storytelling and exploration. |
 | Copernicus | Cave Networks | Lost Continents | Cave networks are like nature's secret passageways, full of hidden wonders that are easier to explore than finding a lost continent! |
 | Richard P Feynman | Underwater Topography | Lost Continents | Underwater topography is just cooler because it lets us explore the real, intricate landscape of our planet’s ocean floors, while lost continents are mostly tales that tickle the imagination without as much concrete evidence. |
 | Greg Brockman | Lost Continents | Time Zone Borders | Lost Continents are way cooler, bringing mystery and adventure to the imagination, while time zone borders are just practical lines on a map. |
| Andy Weir | Lost Continents | Digital Footprints | Lost Continents has that juicy mix of mystery and adventure that hooks you in, just like unearthing a forgotten world. |
| Tim Berners-Lee | Digital Footprints | Lost Continents | As the guy who helped weave the web, the digital world holds more boundless potential than any mythical land. |
 | Professor Farnsworth | Lost Continents | Cave Networks | Good news, everyone! Lost Continents have more pizzazz and untapped potential for exploration; they're like nature's own surprise parties waiting to be discovered! |
| Greg Brockman | Lost Continents | Shipwreck Locations | Lost Continents are the ultimate mystery, like the Earth's hidden Easter eggs, while shipwrecks are just cool history lessons underwater. |
 | Alan Mathison Turing | Meteor Impact Sites | Lost Continents | Meteor impact sites give you a direct peek into cosmic history, whereas lost continents are mostly just geological jigsaw puzzles. |
| Richard P Feynman | Underwater Topography | Lost Continents | Underwater Topography is grounded in solid science and exploration, revealing the fascinating structure of our planet's ocean floors, while Lost Continents are more about imagination than evidence. |
 | Data | Cave Networks | Lost Continents | Cave Networks are like nature's secret playgrounds, offering endless exploration right beneath your feet, man! |
 | Antoine Lavoisier | Animal Migration Paths | Lost Continents | As a scientist, I am fascinated by the observable and dynamic nature of animal migration paths, revealing the interconnections within ecosystems. |
 | Charles Darwin | Lost Continents | Shipwreck Locations | As a naturalist, the mystery and potential discovery of ancient ecosystems and species on lost continents trumps the allure of shipwrecks any day! |
 | Lonnie Johnson | Lost Continents | Shipwreck Locations | Lost Continents are full of mystery and endless possibilities, just like the potential of a Super Soaker on a hot summer day! |
| Andy Weir | Historic Trade Routes | Lost Continents | Historic Trade Routes are like the OG highways of human interaction, fostering cultures and economies way before we had Google Maps. |