I particularly like the program to train your geek to eat an entire meal in a separate room without leaping up to check something on the computer. The description of geeks in a dormant state is very insightful. Haplin's advice for gently training your geek to monitor his own health and to take a few simple proactive steps to ensure longevity is valuable. After all, your geek is the only geek you have, and you want her around for a long time. There are several factors contributing to geek longevity, including reluctance to do basic upkeep on her current body, low nutrition geek lifestyle, and lack of sleep.
Geeks play a significant role in the new economy.
Conversely, geek culture and values increasingly influence the world. Halpin speculates this will affect regulation, electronic copyright legislation and enforcement. For your geek, life is a matter of solving as many mysteries and puzzles as possible before death. Each day will provide new quests, upgrade opportunities, and problems to solve. This is the reason to love and honor all geeks for what they bring to our lives.