Unintentionally entertaining bits:
1) Despite being run by tubes and the size of a motor home, the computer is installed in the middle of the office with no cooling ducts visible.
2) The query abilities of this thing are amazing: type in a question in the form of a phrase and it spits out an answer! Now we know where ‘Ask Jeeves’ got the idea from.
3) Spencer Tracy hit on aspects of Geek stereotype years ahead of his time. His socks don’t match, he doesn’t know what day it is, and is unconcerned about others’ reactions to his odd behavior.

Have you done any blogs with mind as computer? Mental coding and the Cambridge Olympics? Aren’t geeks interested in that sort of stuff too?How do you do that kind of stuff? I’ve read a bit on it, but I really want to get some personal feedback. What I’ve tried of it is pretty interesting, but it still may be a waste of time. It hasn’t helped me with my college work… It’s really just quick memorization. I could probably use it to download a lot of pi, though. What do you think about that? What’s the record for pi memorization? It’s worth mentioning. Please blog about it!

P.S. I think I might be a geek, but I’m not sure. I’m interested in anything involving thought and knowledge, but I also take interpersonal interaction where I can get it. I’m a bit closeted, though. Life revolves around my studies and the internet, usually.

P.P.S Please do not “re-mail” me.

Just in case you decide to do a counterpoint post of geek movies that were worthy of having been made, let me seed the list with a great starter flick: Gattaca.