Literally sets an approach that's hit its limits in stone. [And yet people complain about punctuation.] Looking forward there will be books on programming with

Literally sets an approach that's hit its limits in stone. [And yet people complain about punctuation.] Looking forward there will be books on programming with FBE. fbeop will be all the rage. Naturally we'll discuss the form of code. Is that bulge too far out? What is better: a plain of declarations that meets a mountain range of control loops and flow, or, is it better to "sprinkle the frame" with mini frames of plains and hills? There will be debates. Conferences will be held. Papers will be presented with analysis of old school code rendered in FBE. There will also be attempts to finally bring generics to Go, with FBE frontends with little angular < slots >. Efforts begin to teach monkeys to code. [p.s. and where exactly is that crab in Fig. 1? Very confusing ..]