"Did anyone look at the link poink88 left? If so what do you think about the equation?"
I think using an equation developed for aquariums and reef tanks needs to be carefully considered when transferring it to trees...
"I wish instead of being negative and everyone saying give it a few more years everyone would be supportive."
I think you're being a bit sensitive. One person's "negativity" can be another person's experience or applied common sense. Having only positive reinforcement and complete agreement on stuff that is far from ideal (outdoor conditions will ALWAYS be better than indoor for plants--unless you have a greenhouse).
Those of us who have grown "indoor" bonsai for years have found it is not easy and will never be as easy as "outdoor" bonsai--unless a greenhouse is involved.
IMO, "indoor" bonsai is vastly more hassle than it's worth and the trees that can be grown in such conditions just can't be developed into the kinds of trees I like. That's just my opinion, obtained after trying indoor stuff for over ten years. Others reach vastly different conclusions.
"Outdoor" bonsai is not only more rewarding (IMO), but also vastly easier on the trees and for the grower... Again, this is all my opinion. Many people (and many of them have salt water aquarium backgrounds, probably not coincidentallly) just love tropicals. I don't. They just don't have as much meaning for me since I don't live in the tropics.
BTW, I had reef tanks for years. Gave them up after my fifth expensive light set-up almost electrocuted me (long story, it was the 80's). Just too expensive and too much hassle for me.