You guys think neovim users are on average more passionate about programming and learning in general?

I think so. If you go out of your way to learn touch typing + neovim keybindings, doesn't it show that you want to go extra mile? I'm not the type of guy to always go to latest tech like ghostty and other stuff like that, but I do like having better environment.

I have noticed that when told to "learn this to increase your productivity / ergonomics massively", people go into 2 camps - Let me see that, If it's useful, I will learn it. - I'M TOO BUSY + it's not gonna worth it ( Brain justifies not spending extra energy on learning. )

I'm somewhere little bit over the middle as in I don't like latest tech hopping, like ghostty / remix / shadcn / newest ai slop generators, etc, But I do like learning USEFUL long lasting tech.

Linux, touch-typing, vim keybindings, sql, bash, cli, math + data structures & algorithms, etc have been here for decades and will be here for decades and I do like learning those, but some people seem to do absolute bare minimum for job, they learn whatever framework + whatever popular editor is and do bare minimum instead of maximizing fundamentals.

There's thousands of these people on youtube and each has videos talking bs about cli / vim and discouraging learning tech / practices that has been and will be here for DECADES.