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If you've ever spent 5 minutes talking to a programming (most likely a nerd), you don't need an article to tell you why they're unpopular. From my experience,
by marsrover 10y ago
If you've ever spent 5 minutes talking to a programming (most likely a nerd), you don't need an article to tell you why they're unpopular. From my experience, most nerds are completely condescending and complete assholes.
Maybe it's time us nerds to look at ourselves and take a little blame instead of shifting it off to everyone else.
- yansuck 10y agoYou are an idiot.
- stcredzero 10y agoFrom my experience, most nerds are completely condescending and complete assholes. There's definitely a subset of nerds that are like this. Don't waste your time with that subset.
- Anderkent 10y agoYou don't sound condescending and like an asshole here at all /s
- gmarx 10y agotrue but some of that is a reaction to how they were treated when they were younger. My cousin once remarked to me, that when I was younger I used my sense of humor as a way to reject people before they could reject me. Sounds like a self defeating behavior that arose randomly. Then I lost 130 pounds and discovered some people are treated better on the average and far less often rejected. I suspect a lot of unpopular kids internalized the lessons of their unpopularity, became bitter, and began to engage in behaviors which made them more so and rationalized it for them. On some level it changed to a choice they had made.