I will give credit, you are persistent. Unfortunately your logic is lacking since you argue out of anger rather than calm reason. Let's review your responses:
"He didn't go inverted once and this was all on a ramp that he lives next to so how can you say he has great air awareness? You'd be a retard if you didn't have that jump down. "
Answer: Do you use the same rational when Jon Olsson was the first guy to double? "Oh, he built that jump, you'd have to have an IQ less than 70 to not have that jump down". Familiarity with a feature doesn't produce skill. I am saying he has good air awareness because he can do a 10 and land on four little wheels without over-rotating on a lot of them.
"Again how can you say he has determination if he hits the same, perfect and low consequence jump every day? " I can't tell if you are skateboard or not, but have you ever taken a terrible bail on a hard surface similar to concrete? Anyone who has been doing it as long as any amateur or kid just out having fun has taken hard falls. You don't get to be good without them. So yes, he has determination
"I personally think landing on skis is easier than on blades, but taking off switch is a shit ton harder on skis than on blades and is a completely different motion. Ever see kids catch their noses taking off switch? Its quite common and hilariously dangerous. " WHAT?! KIDS WRECK SWITCH?!? NO WAY! Yep. and I sure he will learn just like everyone else.
"Threads about bladers destroying in skiing pop up every year and yet it hasn't happened. They're two completely different sports but because they're kinda sorta similar looking, you kids assume they're the same thing except that skiing is somehow easier." First off, please don't say "you kids", that is embarrassing since you are no more mature than the least on these forums. Secondly, I don't think I said anything about anyone blowing up, but rather than he could probably switch 10 in a year if he worked hard at it - which I still stand by.
So now please go away. :) And to the original point: yeah, get him some skis :)