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The message I read here (which might not at all be what you wanted to say, mind you!) is: "Nongeeks don't want to be geeks because geeks are smarter." I think
by randallsquared 17y ago
The message I read here (which might not at all be what you wanted to say, mind you!) is: "Nongeeks don't want to be geeks because geeks are smarter."
I think the truth is closer to: "Nongeeks don't want to be geeks because geeks are perceived as lower status."
And the solution would be for our culture to expand and embrace more things, to reflect "normal" society in its diversity and lack of a hive mind.
Of course, then we wouldn't be geeks, would we? The message I read here (which might not at all be what you wanted to say, mind you!) is: "Geeks should stop liking what they like, and start liking what everyone else likes instead." ;)
- unalone 17y agoMore like, "People should like what's good and keep an open mind to things, even if it's outside their social sphere." That appeals to geeks and nongeeks alike. But point taken.