Perhaps it was an "awful" analogy. I was not saying one language fits all. For example, I wasn't saying that you shouldn't use a language with good intrinsic s

Perhaps it was an "awful" analogy. I was not saying one language fits all. For example, I wasn't saying that you shouldn't use a language with good intrinsic support for concurrency on projects that are heavily concurrent. However learning many languages that adhere to a CSP-style concurrency is not going to be as beneficial as learning things such as algorithm design.