The problem is choice, the red pill or the blue pill? There is no formula with an answer for you.
It's your free will and you will be morally accountable if you spend vast sums of money. Just as you will be morally accountable if you choose a cheap mount that does not satisfy you! You can ask me what I think, and I will say call Mr Ward and spend $60K of your $100k. But I don't have to live with your decision do I?
Let me ask you this question: If you bought an EQ6 it did not perform as you wanted, how long before you upgraded to a Titan again? Would this process of testing out, trying to fix and finally eliminating the EQ6, ordering and taking the delivery of the Titan bring you satisfaction? Or would you be upset that you lost money on the EQ6 and wasted some time?
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Ergo I conclude the satisfaction is NOT about learning about astronomy
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Maybe this is true, but perhaps your satisfaction IS about learning about Astrophotography.