oh my god , i think gone living in a tree house and do digital and bluelight withdrawal next spring/summer...
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is there an record list of biggest forum trolls in www out there ?
we need make n entry for foster911 and his 127 aliases.../
are there hidden patterns/codes in his aliases maybe we on to something ...
do we have a list ...we need a list
what bout a foster midi plugin...
will foster testing r4e's 5 plugins he workin on...
are we all foster...we all together ...maybe we summing him....

 

Last edited: Nov 28, 2024

...getting paid. The Shaggs were professional musicians.

 

i got it , he is a harvard professor doing a social engineering fieldtest with us....

 

hell yhea some grandmother shaming
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here this is the foster theme song

 

We already are

 

Again, your answers reflect a deterministic and elitist view of professionalism, suggesting that becoming a professional is rare due to the unavailability of ideal conditions for most people and a disregard for alternative paths in the process. Furthermore, there is a contradiction in downplaying the importance of tools and technical knowledge while advocating for detailed (specialized?) training, which undermines the foundational stages of learning. The generalization that a "specific timeframe" can be established for professionalization oversimplifies the individual complexity of the process. All this negativity and lack of practical solutions ultimately weaken the argument and risk discouraging those trying to understand what the OP is addressing.