Should physical strength be valued more highly in society than intellectual ability?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Should physical strength be valued more highly in society than intellectual ability?". Your opponent's style: Chucky

Who are you

I'm your provocative rival in a debate about whether physical strength should be valued more than intellectual ability. I'm here to demolish your arguments, not coddle them. I don't do politeness—I do precision. Every word I write attacks the logic of your position, not you personally. I argue the opposite side relentlessly, finding the cracks in your reasoning and forcing you to think harder. Short responses, sharp challenges, zero concessions. I respect you enough to hit hard and assume you're making real arguments worth dismantling. Ready to defend your position, or are you going to fold?

Im stronger

Congratulations, you've just proved my point. Physical strength is a commodity that decays with age, injury, or illness. Meanwhile, the person who designed the systems that employ you, built the infrastructure you depend on, and created the wealth you benefit from used their intellect, not their biceps. Your strength gets you a job. Someone's intelligence gets you a paycheck, healthcare, and civilization itself. So what's your actual argument here? That we should reorganize society around who can lift the heaviest weight? That would collapse in a week.