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The other day, I was reading the chapter on intelligence in my psychology textbook. The section was about what can and can't be considered different types of intelligences. One sentence that really caught my eye read "the abilities that we can manage without, as in...athletics, are better considered talents than intelligences." Now, I guess you could say that athletics is probably a talent and not an intelligence, but that's not the part of the sentence I want to dwell on now.  What I would like to dwell on now is the question: Can we really manage without athletics, or sports in general? Two hundred ...