This article is about not being able to analyze problems and only being able to express shallow solutions in terms of permutations of existing solutions without

This article is about not being able to analyze problems and only being able to express shallow solutions in terms of permutations of existing solutions without actually thinking about the underlying problem. Whether the author knows it or not. Hence, this does not describe a good argument for switching to Go. It describes a good argument for better education, training and mentoring of developers so that they become programmers rather than "random assemblers of bits and pieces".