logical and mathematical intelligence (extra strength)

I decided to create a series based on Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences. I'm working on making them all and will release them when I feel they are at the level I expect my fields to perform at before released. We all have certain innate intelligences but what if we could combine them, while improving the ones we already excel at. This one is designed to work with and maximize logical mathematical intelligence. For more information on what this intelligence includes see below:  

Logical-mathematical intelligence is one of the multiple intelligences proposed by Howard Gardner in his theory of multiple intelligences. This type of intelligence is characterized by the ability to think logically, analyze problems, and perform mathematical operations. Individuals with strong logical-mathematical intelligence are often adept at reasoning, recognizing patterns, and solving complex problems.  Key characteristics of logical-mathematical intelligence include:  Logical Thinking: Individuals with this intelligence excel in logical reasoning. They can analyze situations, identify patterns, and make connections between different pieces of information.  Problem-Solving Skills: People with strong logical-mathematical intelligence are effective problem solvers. They can approach problems methodically, break them down into smaller parts, and develop systematic solutions.  Mathematical Aptitude: This intelligence is closely associated with mathematical abilities. Individuals with logical-mathematical intelligence often find comfort and proficiency in mathematical concepts and operations.  

Abstract Reasoning: The ability to think abstractly is crucial in logical-mathematical intelligence. It involves understanding concepts and relationships beyond concrete examples.  Scientific Thinking: Individuals with this intelligence may have a natural inclination towards scientific thinking. They enjoy exploring the principles that govern the natural world, conducting experiments, and drawing conclusions based on evidence.  Analytical Skills: Strong analytical skills are a hallmark of logical-mathematical intelligence. This involves breaking down complex problems into manageable components and analyzing the relationships between them.  Pattern Recognition: Recognizing patterns and regularities is a key aspect of logical-mathematical intelligence. This skill is beneficial in various fields, from mathematics and science to technology and engineering.  Critical Thinking: Logical-mathematical intelligence is closely linked to critical thinking abilities. Individuals with this intelligence can critically evaluate information, assess the validity of arguments, and make well-reasoned decisions.  Algorithmic Thinking: This involves the ability to devise and follow systematic procedures or algorithms to solve problems. It is particularly relevant in computer science and programming.  

In educational and professional settings, individuals with strong logical-mathematical intelligence often thrive in fields such as mathematics, science, engineering, computer science, economics, and other disciplines that require analytical thinking and problem-solving skills.