When you don’t have type safety you don’t need generics. Example: in python you can call a function with any arguments (numbers, strings, whatever) and it can r

When you don’t have type safety you don’t need generics. Example: in python you can call a function with any arguments (numbers, strings, whatever) and it can return anything (usually something of the same type). With go you can do this as well, but you lose compile time type safety, have to add a bunch of gross code, and incur a small performance penalty.