HowardCohodas
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Frankly I don't think it did anyone any favours. This is one of the better threads on T2W largely because it has put up a lot of experience against not-so-youthful enthusiasm, and sooner or later we'll see which wins (my money is on the DT, meanreversion, Mr Gecko view of events).
You've been up for the argument though, you write well and been good-spirited if sometimes pig-headed throughout (how you can be so dismissive of people who've been sell-side options players on the basis of your short track record, ability to fly a plane and a reasonable gasp of maths is incredible, but anyway...). That's what's made it a great thread. What I have thought all along is that it way too early for you to be considering tutoring / writing books given such a short time in the saddle, although caveat emptor and anyone considering paying you will no doubt come across this thread and be able to make up their own minds. Sooo, I don't think T2W comes across well for putting you up as a serious player so early in your development, nor you for so readily accepting the role.
This thread is the one I point people to who want to know more about my trading. Those who subsequently ask to be students if/when I start teaching have seen both my methods and their criticisms. Since I believe in full transparency, I disclose my trading history, brief as you may think it is. Therefore potential students are making informed decisions.
I worked in the research centers of two Fortune 500 companies. You seem to have a problem with the Socratic method as you mischaracterize my defense and challenges in return as pig-headed and dismissive. I wonder if you understand how truth is distilled.
Most of my life I was "the youngest who" in many different endeavors. Does that make me correct in my trading methods? NO! But it gives me the confidence to analyze and push back and develop a better understanding of what I do.