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Attractive or Intelligent

Would you rather be less attractive and extremely intelligent or extremely attractive and less intelligent? What do you think the pros and cons of each combination would be? 

I per say would love to be more intelligent . It would not only help me to get a big picture of life and not worry about small things . It would also help to make others comfortable in my presence too. 

It definitely matters as to how well I dress, wear attractive clothes and look attractive too. There was a famous incident when Tagore and Gandhi were together . Tagore spent hours combing his hair , shaping his beard and changing robes much to the chagrin of Gandhiji . On being quizzed Tagore retorted that people are coming all the way to hear me , how can I disappoint them by being unclothed and wearing a small loincloth . 

Looks definitely manner so that your audience gives you a patient hearing. However at the same time succinct content makes all the difference . While it is definitely important to have a fancy website , but at the same time filling it up with flimsy content wont help to attract repeat visitors. Amazon and Uber both have excellent presentation but they more importantly give a best price and convenience value proposition which clinches the deal for them. So is the case of Apple's performance . 

Humans are no different. They need to have the brains first , then the physique and complexion. 



 

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