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because at some point you want to have business rules that use your graph and make a pretty UI and write a graph renderer and implement GraphQL and all of those
by jcelerier 8y ago
because at some point you want to have business rules that use your graph and make a pretty UI and write a graph renderer and implement GraphQL and all of those would be horrible to do in prolog so prolog would have to be the backend of a graph API that you would use in $GENERAL_PURPOSE_LANGUAGE and at that point it may not be the fastest.