Modules in Perl 6 work how you might want. The author is highlighting that the effect of the evil inside the module escapes that. So it's ultimately something y

Modules in Perl 6 work how you might want. The author is highlighting that the effect of the evil inside the module escapes that. So it's ultimately something you should never be doing. The whole article is a list of antipatterns/footguns many people already doing P6 would likely not have imagined. I for one had not considered just how gross the one with the mixed in role on an Int changing different kinds of addition, so evil.