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<blockquote data-quote="Manbearcat" data-source="post: 8306181" data-attributes="member: 6696971">Roger Penrose ability in physics and mathematics has absolutely 0 to do with his proprioception and his speed and accuracy in processing spatial relationships within milliseconds.&nbsp; Muhammed Ali's proprioception and his speed and accuracy in processing spatial relationships within milliseconds has nothing to do with his ability in physics and mathematics.The fact that you think that these things are correlated is the problem (which is what my post is about).These are both functions of neurological capacity (Int in D&amp;D parlance) but they aren't related...because different parts of our neurological system do different things.Dex is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay downstream of this.&nbsp; Which is why your statement of Int not being sensible for things like Reflex defense and Initiative is just absurd.&nbsp; And its why your statement that I've quoted above is equally absurd.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Manbearcat, post: 8306181, member: 6696971"] Roger Penrose ability in physics and mathematics has absolutely 0 to do with his proprioception and his speed and accuracy in processing spatial relationships within milliseconds. Muhammed Ali's proprioception and his speed and accuracy in processing spatial relationships within milliseconds has nothing to do with his ability in physics and mathematics. The fact that you think that these things are correlated is the problem (which is what my post is about). These are both functions of neurological capacity (Int in D&D parlance) but they aren't related...because different parts of our neurological system do different things. Dex is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay downstream of this. Which is why your statement of Int not being sensible for things like Reflex defense and Initiative is just absurd. And its why your statement that I've quoted above is equally absurd. [/QUOTE]

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