@RefresherTowel I understand that some of you have concerns, but that is where my time stops to address the concerns people have. I can't address everyone's concerns and I'm willing to answer questions. I actually only follow two rules and I opened up what is specifying more of a context for my reasoning in another thread, while also going more into any exploration of how to approach programming more intelligent Game AI based on a generalization of human intelligence. I'm working on a program right now for instance, that contextualizes pride and ego, in a more intelligent game ai, responding to a player's actions more naturally, based on the behavior of the player, in an environment where the player's decisions would somehow effect what the enemy is doing, based on whether the player is sensitive/insensitve to the action of the game. Like, say for instance, there is a desire of one enemy, and I do one thing over the other, I would have two address both the enemies concerns somehow, for the player to advance in the game, by navigating a relationship I have with two different enemies. I correlate this with how all the x and y positions are changing, and what actions correspond to which actions the enemies will take.
In order to stay on topic, please understand that I'm sorry if this is too much information and you can't read it, but people are asking a lot of questions about where to begin as a programmer.
So if you have any questions, please ask them, and don't make a horrible statement that bites other people somehow. If anyone can't be emotional and support everyone's decisions, that does come back into play at a later point in their life someday. If you would also describe what being a good programmer is to you, I feel no need to limit my expressiveness. If there is anything that you think a programmer is not, I would love to here you address this, if what you think is somehow absurd.
It would be absurd to try to take a side-step and get side-tracked into some opinion you have about people who you think have some sort of vulnerable position being someone who has a voluntary or involuntary status that involves them with those who are seeking mental health care or those who need to be hospitalized in a behavioral unit.
I didn't mean to dump so much information, and I condensed it into what was speaking to the points of as many people as possible when considering where to begin programming, and how to really get somewhere as a programmer.
How much did you take the time to read my posts? I know Sabnock has been able to follow me. I'm very sorry if this is confusing and I would love to address this with you. I'm just trying to really nurture the progress of how results are lining up, and not how anything equates in the field of programming so that people can equate what is inside the box and outside the box thinking(a natural expression of what the bachelors in science and arts is and where people go outside of different subjects that aren't fundamental to science)
Think about how mathematics, computation, and logic, reason, and the humanities are inside the box, and people go from those subjects to others, to think more outside the box, and how people choose a career path.
No one should be placed on the spot to address mental health concerns, and our level of competence should not be at this level, where we don't ask each other questions and have a real conversation. Discounting other people, and side-stepping issues mean that you have your own issues and concerns, and you are off-topic, with your own mental outpourings. Let' s do more than trying to trash people's rep and throw their bio in the trash, guys.
The thing on the internet is that everyone has their own perceptions, and someone's point of view doesn't always match another outlook of how another person sees things, and in order to have an understanding, people need to take a logical approach, by saying what is on their minds, getting past any sort of abusive situation, and then going on to find more understanding in a conversation. I'm sorry you have these problems in your life, where you take less time to communicate, and more time to distance yourself from reality, and I will do everything I can to help everyone in the forums.
Just think of a small enough first project that you would love to make and start working on it. Learn to work with the official documentation docs2.yoyogames.com, where you can find GML's syntax and documentation for all its available functions, including examples of their use. I'm pretty sure you can also google a ton of valuable programming related resources. And of course, you can always ask for help with specific problems here on the forums. Good luck 
