Sigh ... This rather-pathetic(!) discussion ... the coffin-nails that propelled this language project to stillbirth ... with your cockamimie ideas ... Seriously? ... Go back to school, and get a PhD in Computer Science. Before you are awarded a piece of sheepskin to hang upon your wall ... Someday, your efforts will earn a forgotten tomb in the University's Research Library ... PhD thesis topics don't matter much. Sorry.
Yes, we've already heard your song and dance about how you hate Perl 6 and you hate academics. That's one of the uglier rants you've produced - what's wrong, is your high score on Worst Nodes in jeopardy?
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