From the looks of it, this is a widely debated topic. Who knew people cared that much about etymology?
I found a site that has done a bit of extensive research on this topic. Page of Brons, Thaumaturgical Engineer.
The author contests that the term might initially been used by Dr. Seuss in If I Ran The Zoo.
But he also alludes to other claims of origin, some prior to this instance and explores the validity of these claims.
The claim (post-the good Doc's book) that interested me was about the Northern Electric Research and Development Laboratories (NE R&D) in Ottawa. Like the author points out, this example fits too perfectly into existing ideas of nerdism ( you know, as opposed to a gradual evolution of the idea over time).
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