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Han Solo says:
July 6, 2013 at 2:26 pm
@Nemesis
Nerds and geeks and so on are not really outside the social hierarchy, even though many of them like to flatter themselves that they are. Rather, most of them have jobs within the system and are simply of low value in terms of political, economic, and sexual influence.
Probably a clearer way to think of it is to go back to the hunter-gatherer days. A zeta would be someone that would go out in the wild by himself (or herself) and live off the land by hunting rabbits and gathering food. They aren’t a particularly good hunter so they never bring deers back to wow the tribe like a sigma would. In that setting, zetas would likely be few. The nerds back then would most likely stay in the tribes as most nerds do today but simply exercise little power in the tribe. Exercising little power in the tribe but staying in the tribe while thinking in one’s mind that one’s not playing by the rules simply is a form of self-flattery and unwillingness to accept one’s low value. Today’s nerd/geek who just works at Best Buy is simply a low-value beta or even omega. A more ambitious nerd who gets, say, an engineering degree and makes pretty good money working for a business or gov’t is not working outside of the system. They will have more influence and power over society than the Best Buy nerd but they would still be a beta, just one of middling value. To rise higher, he needs more charisma or very-high levels of accomplishment.
