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Yes, until mr. Brawn knocks your brains out....;-) |
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Mankind came into this world with no way to survive except by use of his brain may he survive.
Intelligence is everything.
Including sexually the brawn is way less than the intelligence factor. A smart man KNOWS what a
woman wants, the strong one just takes whatever he wants from her, she leaves the strong one for the
smart one who gives her what she needs because the smart guy understands what a woman wants a strong
one usually is moronic has nothing a woman wants or needs. Smart men rule this world because that,
is the natural order of things. |
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Brain files the lawsuits and/or criminal charges against assaults from Brawn and takes it for every
penny. So yes, in our modern civilization Brain beats Brawn. Of course, go back a few centuries
and you'll have a different answer. |
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Nerd should be smart enough to never get into the situation, or to carry a gun/knife, or just to go
to the gym and get the best of both worlds. |
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Well this matters entirely on the situation. If the nerd is smart enough to bring some guarantee for
the fight, knife or a gun, then it doesn't matter how strong he is brain just conquered brawn. If
the nerd, whos weaker than the bigger guy, decides to try his luck in a fist fight then its brawn
over stupidity. So basically brain rules all. |
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No, the brain can always be used through sport into brawn. |
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It all depends on the situation. If someone was dumb to the extreme, like not knowing how to make a
fist, the brains would win. If a competent and a genius fought in a samurai battle to the death, the
brawns would come in handy. |
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If that's true then why do nerds get beat up all the time? You'd think they'd be smart enough to
avoid it. |
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If a larger person with huge muscles goes and beats up a nerd? Brawn beats brains. (Brawn is spelled
wrong in your title.) |
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27 Jun 2008 15:11
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