He doesn't appear to know the difference between perl and perl6, either - then again, he lumps all the lisps together as well, so maybe he really means "languag

He doesn't appear to know the difference between perl and perl6, either - then again, he lumps all the lisps together as well, so maybe he really means "language family" when he says "language". Oh well. All my favourite production tools (perl, C, unix ...) have been declared dead at least once - that's how I know they're well proven and solid. Apparently now three of my favourite language families are also overrun with people thinking about how to implement them - I'm not quite sure why that's a bad thing either.