The document discusses the origins and definitions of the terms "geek" and "nerd". It traces the etymology of the word "geek" back to German and 1916 as the first recorded use. While "geek" originated in North America and Europe, "nerd" was originally used in a derogatory way. The document argues that geeks and technology have become an integral part of modern society and that people should combat stereotypes by seeking to understand different types of people rather than judging them.
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