I am only mediocre in English though. I got a master's degree in Physics and bachelor degree in Physics and computer science from Rutgers so I spent most of my educational time doing math formulas and writing code.
Do you have a degree in meme-based debates on reddit?
In other words, you're totally unqualified to talk with any kind of authority about economics or language. Plus a nice little ad-hominem tacked on at the end. Classy.
No, it means I did research and I listened to people who knew what they were talking about and not a bunch of people on discussion boards who repeat meme's. I generally don't talk about economics. Most of the economics discussion on here is based on the claim that the entire word will switch over to Bitcoin so they are just thought experiments and not realistic discussions.
The issue is you don't know how to argue about with a Bitcoin supporter who doesn't agree with your ideology. The arguments usually are that someone is a Bitcoin hater so, therefore, they are stupid and any objections to our arguments are because they are stupid. Well I am a huge Bitcoin supporter and I say the Bitcoin protocol is great ... but I am also saying that the so-called "heroes" of Bitcoin are not just wrong, they are delusional and the loudest voices don't even do basic research beyond their self-serving discussion boards about what they are trying to talk about.
I never realized that Free State project was so bad until I got involved in Bitcoin. In fact, I used to think it was a good thing. Apparently they have isolated themselves from the real world and they sit around reinforcing each other with nonsense and then they act like the rest of world is stupid. Right, we are all stupid and we can't read dictionaries and we can't read experts in economics.