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The left off “people who make everything into a venn diagram”
and “people who know that those colored circle things are venn diagrams”
#1 – Since you recognized the Venn diagram, you are obviously a geek, nerd, or dweeb.
I’m a dweeb, myself, though at times I feel like a dork.
“You know”—you could make a Venn Diagram of “Privacy Rights” by having two overlapping circles quite wide apart. On the Left is “Constitutionally Protected” and on the Right would be a much smaller circle labeled “When in Public Places” and the contest would be to label the overlapping area.
I would say that overlapping area would be:
x
x
x
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“Reasonable Expectations of Privacy”
Thereafter I have to think too hard as to where to place “Private Actors” and “Government Actors” but they should be fittted in somewhere.
That’s a pretty good way to look at it. I also submit that it doesn’t require social ineptitude to be a nerd. I say that a geek is someone that has moved beyond a minor curiosity in a subject to the point that it’s a hobby they’ve become educated on but is not their only interest is a geek. When that hobby becomes their only hobby and overwhelms there life so that they have no other interests but that is when they become a nerd.
An example of this is someone that likes all that lives sports but all forms of team sports. This would be a geek. Someone that’s obsessed with college football to the point that they might as well die when the season is over is a nerd.
i like it.. it makes sense.
Yeah I consider myself a g33k and would define this as on point.
I think I would switch the positions of Geek and Nerd in the diagram. Good effort, though.