ujm zogt twice> I don’t know who he is or, better, who he is to disagree with Chazal.
He wrote Torah once – and in a better shape than all Torahs written by his teacher R Huna .. He can also be found in Kiddushin 29 in support of argument between chachamim who thinks a person’s learning has precedence over his son and R Yehudah who thinks a son with an active mind (zariz) and whose Torah will endure has precedence. His story proves that the father should not work overtime to pay tuition for his less sharp children. So, sharpness and endurance are confirmed as factors in learning precedence. And of course, none of them suggested for both father & son to go learn and get supported by a combination of taxes and miracles.
As to your list of Bnei Torah, I am very happy to see anyone sitting and learning as long as he figured out how to do it in an ehrliche way – whether use his inheritance, or to eat and drink less, or to have a willing shver or eshes chail or an Issachar. If US government announces tomorrow that they will support all Torah learners should be paid life-long fellowships and this system is accepted by population, I might sit and learn full time myself. I would probably convince the sponsors that research in AI is an extension is included as an extension of Gemora sevora so that I continue doing some of my research also 🙂