Even if such a person decides to do this, they will eventually get fed up and leave.
Will they, necessarily? The structure of the problem you describe sounds a lot like any sort of teaching, which involves a lot of finding out what a student misunderstands about a particular topic and then fixing that, even if you clear up that same misunderstanding for a different student every week. There are lots of people who do not get fed up with that. What makes this so different?
unpaid internet arguing, without the reward of seeing a change positively impact someone’s life. The selection effect means you wind up interacting mostly with those who want to argue rather than collaborate.
Will they, necessarily? The structure of the problem you describe sounds a lot like any sort of teaching, which involves a lot of finding out what a student misunderstands about a particular topic and then fixing that, even if you clear up that same misunderstanding for a different student every week. There are lots of people who do not get fed up with that. What makes this so different?
unpaid internet arguing, without the reward of seeing a change positively impact someone’s life. The selection effect means you wind up interacting mostly with those who want to argue rather than collaborate.