why can your brain quickly process something like the angle and speed needed to throw something to someone , but would have to work to figure out the math behind the throw?

Question

why can your brain quickly process something like the angle and speed needed to throw something to someone , but would have to work to figure out the math behind the throw?

In: Mathematics

Answer 1

Because you have many, many years of throwing a ball and testing out all of the angles and speeds that don’t work. It took much more “work” to train your brain that way than would ever take to do the math.