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The prevailing myth among the business community of America was that grit, determination, luck and sheer hard graft was enough to get on in business. Brains alone were not seen as the distinguishing factor. In fact, they were sometimes seen as a handicap, especially where they were accompanied by a certain social awkwardness and eccentricity. Corporate America didn't like geeks. The new computer whiz-kids flew in the face of the anti-intellectual tradition. As one commentator observed: 'The vocabulary might change - eggheads in the 1950s, nerds in the 1970s - but the message is the same: brains are a liability not an asset'.