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I got 28.60 (it actually just went up slightly; I ticked an extra bonus box when I realised I was checking to make sure I was rounding in the right direction). Of course, we're pretty discriminated against in that several of the boxes are specific to a) US geeks and b) computer geeks. There's a lot more available for coding than for obsessing over SF.
I got a 8.48126% as a score. Apparently I'm a poser. I'm really surprised. I thought that I was much more of a geek than that. But apparently I'm not nearly smart enough about computers nor enough of Trekie to score high on the geek factor scale. Plus I think the fact that I've never played a role game brought my score way down. But I did check off nearly every author they asked if I've read.
I've taken that test before. Don't remember what I scored except that it was surprisingly low. The test is extremely biased towards computer geeks and Trekkies and since I'm not big on the technicalities of computers and mostly only know Trek through osmosis, I'm kinda left out.
So I found another Geek Test . Scored 56%. The questions are pretty simplistic, but I still feel better, now.
You are a geek. Good for you! Considering the endless complexity of the universe, as well as whatever discipline you happen to be most interested in, you'll never be bored as long as you have a good book store, a net connection, and thousands of dollars worth of expensive equipment. Assuming you're a technical geek, you'll be able to afford it, too. If you're not a technical geek, you're geek enough to mate with a technical geek and thereby get the needed dough. Dating tip: Don't date a geek of the same persuasion as you. You'll constantly try to out-geek the other.
So I took Shadow's Geek Test and scored a 17%. Oh well. I guess I can't call myself a geek anymore. Anyway, here's what it said.
OK, so maybe you ain't a geek. You do, at least, show a bit of interest in the world around you. Either that, or you have enough of a sense of humor to pick some of the sillier answers on the test. Regardless, you're probably a pretty nifty, well-rounded person who gets along fine with people and can chat with just about anyone without fear of looking stupid or foolish or overly concerned with minutiae. God, I hate you.
I got 28.60 (it actually just went up slightly; I ticked an extra bonus box when I realised I was checking to make sure I was rounding in the right direction). Of course, we're pretty discriminated against in that several of the boxes are specific to a) US geeks and b) computer geeks. There's a lot more available for coding than for obsessing over SF.
Yeah, I'm sure I could've scored higher if I knew what half of it meant
1st test: Rounded to 19%
2nd test : 31% Geek liason
"You are a geek liaison, which means you go both ways. You can hang out with normal people or you can hang out with geeks which means you often have geeks as friends and/or have a job where you have to mediate between geeks and normal people. This is an important role and one of which you should be proud. In fact, you can make a good deal of money as a translator.
Normal: Tell our geek we need him to work this weekend.
You [to Geek]: We need more than that, Scotty. You'll have to stay until you can squeeze more outta them engines!
Geek [to You]: I'm givin' her all she's got, Captain, but we need more dilithium crystals!
You [to Normal]: He wants to know if he gets overtime."
Test two:
You are a geek. Good for you! Considering the endless complexity of the universe, as well as whatever discipline you happen to be most interested in, you'll never be bored as long as you have a good book store, a net connection, and thousands of dollars worth of expensive equipment. Assuming you're a technical geek, you'll be able to afford it, too. If you're not a technical geek, you're geek enough to mate with a technical geek and thereby get the needed dough. Dating tip: Don't date a geek of the same persuasion as you. You'll constantly try to out-geek the other.
I like to score.
"When all else fails, there's always delusion." - Conan O'Brien
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