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I found this article quite compelling and thought I'd share it with you, to hear your opinions, and to ask jennypie if said assertions are true; of course, jennypie might not be attracted to the geek stereotype, but I think her opinion speaks for the average good-looking-above-average lady
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| Is smart sexy? Our knee-jerk reaction � reinforced by cultural stereotypes of Star Trek-convention attending geeks and a seeming obsession with ditzy, pretty starlets � would argue otherwise. Nerds are, well, nerds. But consider Peter Orszag. As director of the US Office of Management and Budget, he is the nation's most powerful pencil-pusher. Yet Orszag was recently named one of the hunks of Washington DC . "He's made nerdy sexy," Barack Obama's chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel, said of the 40-year-old, glasses-wearing son of a maths professor. They may be onto something. |
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| More than 200 women watched a series of these videos before rating each man's intelligence, attractiveness, creativity and appeal for a short-term or long-term relationship. While the difference between short- and long-term mates may amount to a boozy decision students face each weekend, it has some evolutionary significance, Prokosch says. In potential husbands, women look for signs that a man might be a good provider and father. In one-night stands, women are on the prowl for little more than good genes, not to mention a good time. Women proved to be decent judges of intelligence, with their scores generally matching each man's intelligence test results. As for picking a bed-mate, the men's actual smartness proved a reliable indicator of their appeal for both brief hook-ups and serious relationships - which came as something of a surprise. Other studies have suggested that, for women anticipating short-term relationships, a man's braininess isn't foremost in their minds. |
it's just because girls have finally realized that geeks make all the money lol
Geeks get the women who are unmarried in mid to late twenties and older when lots of women start to realize that if they want to have kids it's in their interest to find a guy who is stable, financially solvent, and reliable -- regardless of how "fun" and physically attractive he is.

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| Originally posted by Slylee it's just because girls have finally realized that geeks make all the money lol |
There's a very good book on this topic, and I wish I could remember its name. But, personally, I must say its true... after I became more of an upbeat pretentious smart-arse, I got some extra popularity points among the girls.
Though it's no use now <3
I believe we are all a bit geeky to be logged in on a Friday night/Saturday morning on a forum posting our ideas and sharing our views 
Let me shake that hand, sir. 
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| Originally posted by sputnikorbital I believe we are all a bit geeky to be logged in on a Friday night/Saturday morning on a forum posting our ideas and sharing our views ![]() Let me shake that hand, sir. |
yea and i already went to a car show and have to work tomorrow and hang out with my mom 

Caz they are not afraid to be themselves.
and isn't afraid of anything
I think geek is a really cool guy. Eh is authentic,
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| Originally posted by sputnikorbital and doesn't afraid of anything |
It's because there are plenty of smoking hot women now who would consider themselves 'nerdy' or 'geeky'. This isn't 1973 anymore.
Not because there is yet another media circle jerk session fawning over obama and his administration.
Geeks and nerds.
Nerds make the money. Geeks sit around and play D&D.
what about flight simulators?
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| Originally posted by Joss Weatherby Geeks and nerds. Nerds make the money. Geeks sit around and play D&D. |
I always think of geeks and/or nerds as types with drive and motivation, or people with a strong focus or passion for something. I can see why those qualities relate to intelligence, and I personally like ANY person with those traits. Isn't it obvious that that should be more attractive than somebody with no goals or strong interests in, well, anything?
Maybe.
Nerds do care about the outside world, though it varying degrees.
Political nerds, those that study politics are much more extroverted than other nerdly people. 
But yea, its generally they don't like people around them, the are kind of stuck up. People have said that about me. Unless I really get to know someone I usually tend to think less of them. Its not a good trait... 
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| Originally posted by jennypie I always think of geeks and/or nerds as types with drive and motivation, or people with a strong focus or passion for something. I can see why those qualities relate to intelligence, and I personally like ANY person with those traits. Isn't it obvious that that should be more attractive than somebody with no goals or strong interests in, well, anything? |
i ♥ nerds. 
I actually do know quite a few hot, rich, successful women. However I don't think any of them wants kids. 
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| Originally posted by Joss Weatherby Maybe. Nerds do care about the outside world, though it varying degrees. Political nerds, those that study politics are much more extroverted than other nerdly people. ![]() But yea, its generally they don't like people around them, the are kind of stuck up. People have said that about me. Unless I really get to know someone I usually tend to think less of them. Its not a good trait... |
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