Which Geek Are You?

From fandom deep-dives to soldering at 2 a.m., discover your signature flavor of geek and share your result with the world!

10 Questions 2 Taken

Question 1 of 10

Your weekend plan looks like:

Binge a new sci‑fi series and debate fan theories online.

Finally build that Raspberry Pi retro console.

Visit the planetarium and stargaze with a telescope.

Host a marathon board‑game night with complex rules.

Question 2 of 10

Pick your sidekick:

A sassy droid who quotes movies.

A 3D printer that never jams.

A lab notebook that writes itself.

A loot goblin with perfect RNG.

Question 3 of 10

Your coffee order during crunch time:

Whatever the café from my favorite show serves.

Cold brew in a custom IoT mug that auto‑refills.

Precisely weighed pour‑over at exactly 94°C.

An energy drink named “Critical Hit.”

Question 4 of 10

What’s your desktop wallpaper?

A minimalist poster of an iconic franchise.

Terminal windows over a neon cyberpunk skyline.

A James Webb deep‑field image with annotations.

A map of your favorite game world with optimal routes.

Question 5 of 10

How do you react to a plot hole?

Write a 12‑tweet thread with lore citations.

Patch it with a fan‑made mod or companion app.

Propose a plausible scientific explanation.

Homebrew a rules tweak to balance it at the table.

Question 6 of 10

Your superpower would be:

Perfect cosplay crafting at ludicrous speed.

Instantly learn any programming language.

See invisible forces like magnetism and radiation.

Probability control for flawless rolls and drops.

Question 7 of 10

Choose a convention panel to sit on:

Easter eggs you missed in Phase 47.

From CLI to AI: automating your life.

The physics of sci‑fi that could be real.

Designing balanced boss fights.

Question 8 of 10

Your ideal gift:

A limited‑edition collector’s set with art book.

A soldering station and a pile of microcontrollers.

A backyard meteorite and a microscope.

A deluxe GM screen and metal dice.

Question 9 of 10

How do you learn something new?

Watch breakdown videos and hop into fandom forums.

Build a prototype and break things on purpose.

Read papers and run small experiments.

Play tutorials, then speedrun challenges.

Question 10 of 10

Pick a catchphrase:

I have receipts in the lore.

Let me automate that.

Let’s test that hypothesis.

Best of three—RNG can’t stop me.