It does indeed sound a lot like the fitness equivalent of the statement "those who play soccer found to have superior speed and endurance to others".
It's a little funny that the previous statement sounds so naive and odd when compared with the cognitive equivalent in the article. I take it as evidence that humans are obsessed with physical performance far more than mental, but considering what can be achieved with the body vs the mind, the mismatch in the importance given to the improvement of either is baffling to me.
It's a little funny that the previous statement sounds so naive and odd when compared with the cognitive equivalent in the article. I take it as evidence that humans are obsessed with physical performance far more than mental, but considering what can be achieved with the body vs the mind, the mismatch in the importance given to the improvement of either is baffling to me.