I think it is weird that the pronouns constantly used in this article for a nerd are: he and his. I am an INTJ and female. I am married to a mechanical engineer and my field is neuroscience and electrical engineering, with a minor in technical writing. I don’t understand why someone who is not nerdy enough to understand that nerds are represented in both sexes, or who knows how to write gender naturally: is qualified to represent what it means to be a nerd, or what nerds need. P.S. I will leave my sarcastic email so that the irony of this is emphasized.