The flame front travels faster from droplet-to-droplet in a denser or more homogeneous mixture (I believe this is an accurate statement).
For what little I know, I believe you are spot on. However regarding the benefits of "homogeneous mixture", I am not sure how turboing by itself effects that. I will admit mixture is denser, but not sure if it travels faster, mainly because of high residual exhaust back pressure, and not sure if that also makes for a more homogeneous mixture, which would mean high rpms are more homogenous then lower?
Reality check, that half the population is smarter then 50% of the people and it's a constantly contested fact.
