This is such a strange attitude to source control as a developer. It's literally the most important tool a developer will use second only to an editor.
And again, maybe git is the wrong tool for you, that was kind of my point, use cvs or svn it's much closer to what you seem to want.
Some other things I rank above version control: Programming language compiler, runtime, etc. Email and similar communication tools, phone, chat, whatever. Web browser for documentation, Q&A, etc.
Some sort of basic version control is definitely important.
Git is highly professionalized. It has layers of modal state. That is built into the operating model. It is made for Linus Torvalds, a professional merger of code. If you are using all of those commands "almost daily", you are a professional code-merger too.