Intelligence

Intelligence is the primary factor in Research. Intelligence has three manifestations: Abstract, Application, and Intuition. The unit of Intelligence is called a Boyle.

Abstract: Determines speed if researching concepts

Observation: Determines speed of Learning (E.g. Languages, Shared Knowledges), Also determines speed of Experimentation

Intuition: Decreasing research time when associated knowledges are learned

Base Tables

Cephalopod:. .| Base Abstract: 090 Boyles, Base Observation: 095 Boyles, Base Intuition: 090 Boyles

Elephas:. . . . .| Base Abstract: 095 Boyles, Base Observation: 090 Boyles, Base Intuition: 095 Boyles

Human:. . . . . .| Base Abstract: 105 Boyles, Base Observation: 100 Boyles, Base Intuition: 100 Boyles

Hydraqua:. . . .| Base Abstract: 095 Boyles, Base Observation: 105 Boyles, Base Intuition: 095 Boyles

Rei:. . . . . . . . .| Base Abstract: 120 Boyles, Base Observation: 125 Boyles, Base Intuition: 110 Boyles

Tursiops:. . . . .| Base Abstract: 095 Boyles, Base Observation: 100 Boyles, Base Intuition: 095 Boyles