> Emacs’ biggest drawback is that you are never using it to the fullest I disagree, this is not a linear question. Emacs supports many different styles of wor

> Emacs’ biggest drawback is that you are never using it to the fullest I disagree, this is not a linear question. Emacs supports many different styles of working, and you aren't required to use anything to it's fullest. You might be using avy and other manipulation packages, or clicking around with the mouse (perhaps with your own commands bound to special kinds of mouse clicks) and it would be just as OK. You might always learn something tomorrow, but that shouldn't keep you from going on today.