For me to put up with your mistakes and fight out my argument trying to teach you these things is like going back to Kindergarten because I've been far past some of this material for a long time. This is a natural feeling. Imagine the CEO of IBM being made to spend his time at work teaching people how to run a calculator. It would not be challenging work. But I need to use your kind of thinking to explain these things in your jargons, and I can't help being swept away now and again into my kind of thinking - thoughts about new problems I'm solving that are impossible to share with the public as you don't know enough yet to understand.
New answers bring up new questions.
Without my answers you will not be able to comprehend my new questions. And you are making so many mistakes that your language is promoting the mistakes of your science. To try to communicate to you in your languages is very frustrating. Thinking is so much more fun than trying to communicate the thinking.