Brain or Body?

            Body or Brain? Athleticism or Intelligence? Academically inclined or Sporty? Head ache or Body ache? There are two choices but there should only be one response. Many questions bubble but the consequences are dire. It's now or never. There's no turning back. There's no 50-50.

            The brains and  the intelligence belong to the academically inclined students. All people were born smart but academically inclined people know how to use it properly. I don't mean that when you're smart, you don't need to study. That's purely false. Smart people still need to study. Smart people get headaches rather often than body aches. Sometimes they get it from overthinking, sometimes they get it from overstudying and there are different other reasons. They might not be as sporty as others but they have their brains to back them up.

            The physically fit body and the athleticism belong to the sporty people. The physically fit body and their talent, if not naturally given, is worked hard for. There's no doubt. They need to train, to practice, and to excel in their field. Many people look up on them. A disadvantage for them is the strain on their body. They might be athletic. They might be fit. They might be strong but too much is never good. There is always a chance for injury or accident. They're not as safe as other people. They might not be as smart as others but they have their athleticism to help them out.

            Nevertheless, both attributes are really important. A person can survive with one. Well, I do. There is a thought in sporty people that they can study to reach a level a little bit lower than smart people and there's a same thing for the smart people. They might think that they can excel in a sport or two. But no matter how they learn, they'll still come back to what they really are, either smart or sporty.

             Sporty people are more famous than smart people. More people look up on them and less do on the nerdy, smart people but I rather think otherwise. I believe that smart people have an edge against the sporty ones.I really can't explain why but it has something to do on the goals of people in life. I wouldn't think that most people would rather be athletes rather than having a steady professional career which is mostly based on intelligence. I won't change my future just for fame.