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  1. § Anon Email said on :
    Not only should you proof read before you submit a column but check for missing words. i don't know how many loads of nerd screaming you can do but im sure you can be LOUD instead.
  2. § Dee Dee Supreme Email said on :
    Wow, tearing someone's work apart as "Anon." It takes a real man to anonymously critiquing someone. Kudos.
  3. § Geek Gurl said on :
    Anon, Have YOU looked at your response? "i" is suppose to be capitalized (proper noun), and you are missing an "at" between "screaming" and "you". Then, you have a subject-verb error because "nerd" is singular when it should be plural. Oh wait, you don't have a verb. Well anon, you should have an "are" between "nerd[s]" and "screaming".....just so you know :)
  4. § A true geek said on :
    There is a mathematical contradiction between the diagram and the equations you present.

    If the group of dorks is a the intersection between geeks and nerds, then:
    1) dorks are a subset of geeks
    2) dorks are a subset of nerds

    If dorks are a subset of geeks -> then any feature that the geeks hold the dorks hold just as well!

    For that reason, no feature can be written like this: "Nerd > Dork" or like this: "Geek > Dork > Nerd".
  5. § Matches Malone Email said on :
    No one said there'd be any math, much less logic, when I followed the provided link. Rockin' the Venn Diagram, though :)
  6. § Ryan McCoskrie Email said on :
    Two things you got horribly, horribly wrong:
    1) Nerds aren't necessarily good in school. I did terribly in High School because my brain is wired in such an unorthodox manner I couldn't make sense of the teachers and vice-versa.

    2) Bill Gates is not, never has been and never will be a nerd. He is a complete poser who merely pretends to be a nerd to hide the fact that he is one of the most heartless business men in the word. He only started Micro$oft because no other company would take him.
    If you want an example of a real nerd look up Linus Torvalds
  7. § eriseshcaton Email said on :
    I considrer myself a geek in that, in the words of all who know me, I am, "freakin insane!" but you misunderestamate(yes I know its not a word)us.
    we are interested in various subjects such as, ancient myths, fringe science, music, poetry, art,and taking various mind expanding/rapidifying/sharpening substances.
    yes vegitarians, you too eat the dead. and it tastes good
  8. § raxp Email said on :
    no me considero ni uno de los dos.
  9. § xadrian Email said on :
    I'm surprised I didn't see this till now.

    http://lifeinaustin.blogspot.com/2008/01/geek-vs-nerd.html

    Nerds love what they're into.
    Geeks love what they're into and have tattoos.

    ;)
  10. § Marie Email said on :
    This subject's come up a lot lately in my circle of friends... I'm a nerd that gets called a "geek". So, I ended up blogging my thoughts on the differences: http://www.celebrationgeneration.com/blog/2010/03/24/nerd-or-geek . Nerd pride!
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  14. § maleok Email said on :
    Nerds are smart, but tend to be lacking when interacting socially. Intellectuals are also smart, but are aware of how to interact appropriately. They may chose not to do so, but they at least know how. I don't think specific areas of interest have any relevance.
  15. § vigrx plus Email said on :
    nerds are like intellectuals but with a higher IQ, any idiot off the street could become a so called intellectual with the right kind of education, a true nerd has to have a special knack for science, mathematics, computer science, computer programing, etc, most of these fields require a very high IQ


    If you want to be considered an intellectual, start out by learning Greek and Latin and by majoring in humanities, philosophy, and history

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