At this point it's clear this is simply about a difference in values. See I value my time and flexibility of my time. So I learned how to program, learned all I could about markets and economics, and programmed algorithms to trade. I may spend a couple hours this evening working on new algorithms, or I may not, all depends if I have the time and it's interesting to me at the time. Meanwhile, I have several trades in my account today, none of which required me to be glued to the screen or even enter them, and it's looking like overall it will be a profitable day.
I'm fortunate to be in a position where I only work because I enjoy it, only trade because I find it interesting, and have lots of time to engage in whatever I choose to because I enjoy it or find it intellectually challenging. I choose to spend some of that time learning from folks smarter then me on this site and hopefully giving back a little where I can. While you were dashing off screeds in the seconds you had between trades, I just spent the last hour going for a run. I'll probably take the boat out for the first sail of the spring this afternoon with the kids because it's a nice day and I can. That's success to me.
You, on the other hand, appear to measure your success in how little time you have and how much you are a slave to your trading screen and seem completely unaware that it's not only possible to profitably trade without spending every second glued to your screen but that many of us have successfully done so for quite some time ("When I get a few seconds between orders I respond. I guess that might sound a little to complicated for you.", "I don't have the time to do a full political argument on a trading site during an active trading day. I know you wouldn't understand that unless you actually did some trades once in a while.", "Thousands of posts over the few years you are on this site. Perhaps try trading once in a while. You might like it."......). Your apparent definition of self-importance would be my definition of a nearly complete and utter failure if it described my life at this point in time.
I guess it's just a stark difference in values. I won't go so far to say that your values are inferior to mine, although I am pretty sure that no one on their deathbed ever said they wished they had spent more time glued to their screen trading. I will point out that your lack of awareness of those values is almost funny....your insults are actually you telling us that we're doing everything right according to our values but you are apparently completely unaware of that.
I have no doubt that you won't actually read my post and will respond with the rhetorical equivalent to "well you're a stupid stupid dumb dumb". But hopefully as you mature and get this from a few different folks at different times it will gradually soak in and you'll have the chance to think about what really matters and why, for your sake more than anything.