That's an interesting thought. But I don't generally share the resentment (although I didn't even read the link). Writing still has to be logical, most of the

That's an interesting thought. But I don't generally share the resentment (although I didn't even read the link). Writing still has to be logical, most of the time. Math papers are verbalized a lot. You can't draw a fine line between writing (literature) and maths. That's why the argument still holds. They are both the same thing from a different perspective, what you called intellect. Mathematics is the most reduced form, though, and it is maybe more exclusive by nature, since it is all about learning and abstraction, whereas literature and language is most basically developed from calls to action, like, literally developed from calls.