Fair point, and coming from a great programmer, but he's neglecting crucial factors such as compatibility and reliability. A color-sensitive language probably e

Fair point, and coming from a great programmer, but he's neglecting crucial factors such as compatibility and reliability. A color-sensitive language probably exists somewhere out there (hell, Brainfuck is very real), but widespread adoption would require drastic changes in the toolsets we use. It would have to be one hell of a language to change the landscape that dramatically.