> Being more english like is actually a hardship not a benefit because naturally language is famously ambiguous and difficult to decode The rules are not any w

> Being more english like is actually a hardship not a benefit because naturally language is famously ambiguous and difficult to decode The rules are not any worse to express the exact same operations and relationships. English would need to be augmented to necessarily express the same things. The syntax would change, but thats the point. It doesnt solve anything. Making programs more verbose and approachable is a common theme in scripting languages already. How far is too far?