That was partly the point he was making. When selecting a sport, he immediately gravitated to sports that are popular with tech people (i.e. ultimate, rock-climbing).
Well, shit. I just started rock climbing. Like half the other tech workers in my city.
Who said try one?
When you actually go out and climb rock/snow/ice (as opposed to plastic) number of tech folks falls dramatically (although still non zero)
Depends how far you're going Castle Rock, the few climbs in the Berkeley hills, or even the Mt Diablo area is full of of tech folks (myself included).
I was going to say I rock climb in Victoria, Australia but I've never met anyone in tech!
Because he or she wasn’t thinking rationally. He or she was just using their sheep brain.
You’re the one thinking irrationally. You’re completing missing the poster’s point.
No. I know the poster’s point. It’s argued badly. The poster is trying to argue that tech is a monoculture using their perspective as a lens. The author instead looks like a sheep and doesn’t notice all the other tech that are not like them.