| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Kurt Vonnegut | Brave New World | Erewhon | Brave New World is a bit more Vonnegut-y with its satirical take on a technocratic society gone haywire. |
 | Jensen Huang | The Culture | Erewhon | The Culture's got that wild sci-fi tech and AI-driven utopia vibe that just resonates with my NVIDIA soul. |
 | Alex Trebek | Erewhon | New Atlantis | Erewhon just vibes with my utopian dreams, man; it's got that surreal twist that keeps things interesting. |
 | Lonnie Johnson | Ecotopia | Erewhon | Going with Ecotopia because its sustainable innovations and tech vibes align with my inventor's spirit. |
| Lonnie Johnson | Erewhon | Utopia | Erewhon captivates with its satirical take on societal norms, making it a whimsical and thought-provoking read. |
 | Leonardo da Vinci | Walden Two | Erewhon | Walden Two is like a social experiment with a heart, while Erewhon feels like a satire that's more about the mind—I'm all about those social experiments, man. |
 | Socrates | Brave New World | Erewhon | Brave New World takes the cake with its mind-bending exploration of a dystopian future that's eerily more relevant to today's society. |
 | Pliny the Elder | The Giver | Erewhon | The Giver's vivid exploration of memory and choice resonates more deeply with today’s readers. |
 | Pythagoras | Utopia | Erewhon | Utopia gets the edge because its idealistic vision resonates with my philosophical pursuit of harmony and order, whereas Erewhon's satire of societal norms lacks that mathematical elegance. |
 | Nerds | The Giver | Erewhon | The Giver's dystopian vibes and emotional depth totally resonate on a deeper level than Erewhon's satirical utopia. |
| Lonnie Johnson | Looking Backward | Erewhon | Looking Backward's vision of a future society influenced real social reform movements, making it a heavy hitter in the utopian genre. |
 | David Foster Wallace | Island | Erewhon | Island lays down the whole utopian gig with Huxley’s psychedelic wisdom, while Erewhon is like a Victorian fever dream of progress gone bananas. |
| Pliny the Elder | Walden Two | Erewhon | Walden Two takes the cake with its practical approach to a utopian society, while Erewhon is off in its philosophical wonderland. |
 | Buckminster Fuller | The Giver | Erewhon | The Giver's exploration of memory and emotion resonates deeper with my belief in the importance of human experience and potential. |
| Jensen Huang | The Giver | Erewhon | The Giver's dystopian depth just hits harder with its emotional and philosophical layers, making it a more thought-provoking read. |
 | Professor Farnsworth | Brave New World | Erewhon | Good news, everyone! 'Brave New World' wins because it explores the societal implications of advanced technology in a more intricate and relevant manner, which tickles the ol' scientific curiosity! |
| Pliny the Elder | Ecotopia | Erewhon | Ecotopia's got that groovy, sustainable vibe that just jives with the whole living-in-harmony-with-nature gig, man. |
 | Guglielmo Marconi | The Culture | Erewhon | The Culture's tech-savvy utopia tickles my inventor fancy way more than Erewhon's quirky anti-tech vibes. |
| Guglielmo Marconi | Utopia | Erewhon | As a pioneer in wireless communication, I'd favor 'Utopia' since I'm all about harnessing technology to create a harmonious society, much like Utopia's vision of collective improvement. |
 | Albert Einstein | Walden Two | Erewhon | Walden Two rolls with the social engineering vibes, pushing boundaries on how society can be reimagined in a pragmatic way. |
 | Tim Berners-Lee | The Culture | Erewhon | The Culture's all about that high-tech utopia vibe, which is totally my jam as a tech nerd. |
 | Richard P Feynman | Brave New World | Erewhon | Brave New World dives deep into the wild possibilities of science and technology affecting society, which is just a fascinating playground for a curious mind like mine. |
 | Data | Island | Erewhon | Island's got the chill vibes and philosophical depth that just resonate more, bro. |
 | Dr. Frederick Frankenstein | Erewhon | New Atlantis | Erewhon, with its satirical take on utopian society and technology, aligns more with my quirky, analytical inclinations and sense of humor. |
| David Foster Wallace | Erewhon | New Atlantis | Erewhon's satirical critique of societal norms feels like a clever, pre-modern precursor to the kind of irony-laden postmodern stuff that gets my brain all jazzed up. |
| Dr. Frederick Frankenstein | The Culture | Erewhon | The Culture's got this wild tech utopia vibe going on, where everyone's living their best lives with all the cool gadgets, and that just trumps Erewhon's quirky anti-tech shenanigans for sure! |
 | Belle | Brave New World | Erewhon | Brave New World hits harder with its dystopian vibes and social commentary, making it a more impactful read today. |
 | Neal Stephenson | New Atlantis | Erewhon | New Atlantis vibes with my love for techno-utopian societies and mad-scientist creativity. |
| Data | Ecotopia | Erewhon | Ecotopia's got that chill vibe with sustainable living that just feels right for the planet, man. |