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¿Question #2729?
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TunaSled: Fine line there, I would imagine.
hob69: They had a mixer last week. It didn't work out.
Nikku: idiots
Randy Cox: Pretty big intersection.
WatchmanX2000: who?
chris.nord: aren't they the same
Megadev: I don't know, I've never played with either.
FloydWing: data dudes, yep
Golux: I thought it was the same group...
praisechick: they are the same, aren't we?
DHEK: I think the data processors. Idiot savants might see great moves and all but I doubt they'd be very good social gaming companions and they might not even know why the moves they're doing are good. Might as well play with a computer, huh. Well, there might be some intersection between the two... a small intersection.
kimba: is there a differance?
hadz: Both are horribly annoying, and yes.
Geosmores: not sure
dmomo: Who is more social? Probably a cross-section
PsyJam: Raving lunatics with too much time on their hands make the best games
Cromaa: Well I'm an idiot and I'm a pretty good gamer so I'd go with that answer
Mordachai: How about a bored and lonely idiot savant who processes data?
Mark_H: Cleaning ladies. The intersection is clearly = banana.
Loquutus: booger
bigbadsteve: both are similar
brainrob: I wouldn't want to play with either ... and no
korppu: Bored and lonely data processors.
xlorp: How dare you leave out the all-important Asperger's Syndrome demographic?
scriptorum: Geez. Harsh critic of the data processors, are we?
beakermyers: Actually I don't really like either usually, but if I had to pick I might tolerate an idiot savant. Wouldn't the intersection lie with a lonely idiot savant data processor?
GrandpaDave: They are one in the same
gt8595b: yes
skrutsch: Neither, yes.
Lord_Prussian: I don't believe I have a basis for comparison to answer this.
puffinge: There are 8 people in the intersection. The lonely group are the better gamers.
djlg: Bored and lonely data processors. Yes.
Majiken: Who cares? Just play them.
ThatFalafelGirl: Well, i was going to answer, but i just read Tim S.'s answer, and i think he broke my head.
mandj2001: Savants. Pure genius.
jttm: Savants. Nahh...
MisterCranky: I can assure you Tim, the plural of Idiot Savant (in the English language) is not Idiots Savants. Whether or not my assurance is valid is an exercise left to the pedants.
skelebone: The best gamers are ninja monkeys on speed.
snoozefest: latter; maybe ...
chaddyboy_2000: Idiot Savants.
CDRodeffer: There is a vast intersection.
Tim Synge: Oh no, I think my brain just seized up. These multiple questions really get me confused. Are the things in your second question supposed to be possible answers to your first question? If so, are they the only possible answers, or could I write "Friends of Alan Moon"? And in the third question, are the two groups the Idiot Savants (and please note that I'm at the same time wondering whether that should read "Idiots savants") and the bored and lonely data processors, or are they the sets of answers to questions one and two respectively, or are they some completely different set of groups? I'm not trying to be difficult, it's just that after looking at GeekQuestions for some time, I start to think of other possible responses, and then I'm not sure whether that's what the GeekQuestion poser wanted me to do or whether in fact this was one of those questions that's intended to elicit serious answers. Anyway, if you could bear that in mind in the future, it would make it far easier for me to provide a short and pithy (and accurate, if that's a requirement) response to what is, I have little doubt, a question posed with every best intention of improving the sum total of knowledge available to mankind. Or do you perhaps know the answer all along? I suppose that's "answers" in this case. Idiot savant. Was that a play by Moliere? No, I've just googled. It was "Les Femmes Savantes", written in 1672. Shall I share the opening line with you? "Quoi ? le beau nom de fille est un titre, ma soeur, Dont vous voulez quitter la charmante douceur, Et de vous marier vous osez faire fête? Ce vulgaire dessein vous peut monter en tête?" Wow, that's spooky - look at that multiple questioning. Have you read this play already?