The world which we know today is a product of mixture of labour and brain. Sometimes it becomes difficult to measure the significance of both the traits of human being as to what extent the mentioned attributes contribute to shape the world. One may say the world has been shaped by the intellectuals with their extraordinary wisdom and skills which were a ‘God’ gift and sometimes a product of intense concentration. Offcourse the list of such personalities are few and have been recorded in history as forefathers of the modern world. But what about the labour put behind such achievements and developments. We must admit that the mechanised tools and advance systems had made labour a combination of brain, tools and physical strength. But in the end all production in this physical world is a coordination in between the mind and labour. A handicapped person can use his brain and become productive with the help of tools. But what if the said person is all alone in the world of nature and no helping hand is put forward to him. Offcourse he would be able to do a little good for himself without the help of other human resources. We are much more dependable on the entire society and the fellow human beings for fulfilling our own purpose. The brain of an individual and labour can turn any piece of this earth into a valuable product. Since labour is an integral part of the physical world, we should give equal emphasis to labour with knowledge. The brain of human body is the most important organ, but we cannot ignore the contriblution of other organ in acheiving anything we want. A perfect harmony of brain and the other organs will result in positive endeavour. It seems the capitalist society has forgotten the role of the labour and putting more emphasis to brain and because of it soon this earthly human body will be accustomed to mechanised systems which will not only affect the life but will make the physical entity weak.

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