Bob: Do you think I’m too much of a nerd? – Sid: Easy to discover. – Sid: Let’s say that, incredibly, you’ve just finished having sex with a perfect stranger. What’s your first thought? – Bob: As soon as she fell asleep I haste to write it on my blog. – Sid: I say you’re a hopeless nerd.

Bob: Look, there’s Jay Leno. – Sid: Leave Jay Leno alone, the girl approaching us talking on the mobile is Liselle, a famous top model. – Liselle: Nick, I’m sick and tired of being only the second woman. I warn you, I’m going to have sex with the first two nerds I’ll meet. – Sid: Are you thinking the same thing as me? – Bob: Absolutely yes. Leno should kill his hairdresser. – Sid: You should resign yourself to the idea that the parentage of your family will not survive you.

Bob: Have you seen it? I’ve bought the new iCool 2.0 for $995 only. – Ted: What is it for? – Bob: Basically it’s a phone, but also… I don’t know, but isn’t it wonderful? It’s sinuous, translucent, and look, if you graze it, it quivers with satisfaction. – Ted: Maybe it’s time for you to get a real life.

1996 New purchase Power Mac 8200 with 15″ crt display. – 1998 New purchase Power Mac G3 with 17″ crt display. – 2001 New purchase Power Mac G4 with 19″ crt display. – 2007 New purchase iMac Aluminium with 20″ tft flat display.

Meg: I’ve heard that my neighbours are a writer, an IT guy and a painter. Who knows, maybe they organize some cultural evenings, cinema, poetry readings… Or maybe not.

Sid: What are you writing? – Bob: An article on technological singularity. – Sid: That’s to say? – Bob: It’s a possible moment in which technological progress speeds up beyond the power of comprehension of human beings. – Sid: Consider that the majority of people is not even able to operate a VCR.

Bob: Uh! – Ted: What happens? – Bob: The expansion of the universe is speeding up. Cosmologists that will live one hundred billion years in the future will not be able to discover the secrets of the universe. – Ted: Mhh… So we have time for a quick pizza then?