"Intelligence, by the way, is the ability to solve problems, and the degree to which one can solve problems is the degree to which one is truly intelligent or not"

Spatial coordination and sensory capability have nothing to do with solving problems.

Also, in other stories, I have spoken about logical and deductive intelligence and have had all sorts of flack thrown at me - including lots of Gardner about there being lots of types of intelligence.

I believe that intelligence as measured by IQ tests very specifically measures problem solving through the use of logical deduction.