I'm gonna have to respectfully disagree with you sir. Some of those ingredients are water soluble, a good majority are not. You can Google them individually to find out which ones for yourself, but I can tell you more of them aren't than are. An actively aerated tea will bring the already existing microbiology in compost or manure and feed it so that it multiplies and becomes more complex. When these microorganisms are added to your soil, they work to break down the organic matter and turn it into nutrients that the plant can uptake. There is nothing about an aact that makes stuff "break down". Well, post application there is. But not in its creation itself.
Some things like kelp meal, alfalfa, and Bat Guano. When steeped in water over a 24 hour to 48 hour period can have their nutritional benefits leeched out into the water. So that they will be instantly absorbed by the roots when the water is applied to the soil. Or through the leaves by way of foliar feeding.
Just saying, not trying to salt your game bro. The Fert should be applied as a top dressing or evenly mixed in the soil.