Why should someone without a proper investment knowledge, invest their hard earned money and hope to make profit, before they then learn about what they have invested in and hope to invest more, make more profit and become a professional all of a sudden?
It makes no absolute sense, infact how does the learner acquire the investment and keep it safe before they learn how to?
You attack him like the question he asked is absolutely stupid. I agree that his post could have been placed better, but the question he asked is a legit question. A lot of people invest in what they don't understand and it's not just in bitcoin. People invest in different things when they don't fully understand it, foreign exchange, stock etc and this is what makes people fall into Ponzi schemes. If they took their time to understand what they were getting into before going into it, they would have realised that it's a scam.
The thing is, Ponzi schemes won't let you understand it because that way they'll be caught, so they'll preach to you that the more you wait the more you lose an opportunity, bitcoin isn't so. There's no point to rush. Bitcoin is not going anywhere. Don't be pressured to start investing. Don't make your decisions based on FOMO. This should apply to every other investment. Have at least the basic understanding of of whatever you want to invest in.