You call me retarded, yet you don't even read my posts here. I will write that again, hoping this time you will sacrifice 2 minutes and read it.
Smiting baron DOESNT FN MEAN SMITING IT EXACTLY AT WHAT YOUR SMITE DEALS.
Smiting Baron means KILLING IT with smite. Your smite deals 800dmg? Cool, Smite it at 600 if you want - that secures you Baron.
You mentioned Bengi and Ambition - go and rewatch Game 3, where Ambition outsmited Bengi and stole Elder Dragon. If he Bengi had that mastery, he would outsmite Ambition. Bengi made a MISTAKE by smiting TOO EARLY. People aren't robots - he made mistake, Ambition didn't. Which means in that fight Ambition's skill to PREDICT WHEN TO SMITE was better than Bengi's.
If you don't want to accept that smiting is a skill on its own, go play tetris, since its more of your skill level game.
"And now you come here and want to tell me that you have a reaction time of 0.0001 seconds and hit every Smite PERFECTLY?" <-- Please, show me where I said that. Im really curious, because i don't recall saying something like that. So quote my comment where I said that...unless you can't, because I never said that. That's an option too.
"Even in pro play, it very often happens that Elder/Baron gets stolen. Sometimes even by Abilities that to less Damage than Smite." <--- Yup. EDG/H2k or H2k/ANX - where Jankos DIDNT smite baron, which led to baron steal. Move on with your point, because you just proved AGAIN that smiting is a skill.
"It's not unusual for Junglers that have a better smite because of lvl still getting outsmited. Simply because in a crowded Baron fight a Human is not able to smite on the milisecond exactly in the right moment." <--- Its actually pretty often where one jungler has at least 1 lvl advantage, since pro teams will use that advantage to force baron/dragon fight, knowing their jungler has better chances in smite fight. Again, you just keep proving my point instead of backing up yours.
"You still try to deny that humans are not robots. AGAIN, for the 1000000 TIME now, YOU CAN'T PERFECT SMITE. HUMANS HAVE REACTION TIMES, you can only train it to heighten your chances, but the average human reaction time is around 0.2-0.3 seconds." <--- One more thing I never said. Quote me in comment where I said that humans are robots, please. Unless - like before - you can't, because I never said that.