What greater 'tax' could you possibly conceive of than a whopping 38% of your development time on an enterprise product being spent debugging problems caused by

What greater 'tax' could you possibly conceive of than a whopping 38% of your development time on an enterprise product being spent debugging problems caused by type inference/coercion? Y As opposed to 86 percent of all statistics, which are basically made up. (Or presented grossly out of context, which is pretty much just as bad as "made up"). Seriously, it takes a lot more to trigger an assessment of "whopping" significance in my mind than a side-angle photo of some random slide presented with no background context whatsoever. Surely Node.js is going to be looked back upon as one of the worst mistakes in the history of 21st century programming. Wholehearted agreement with you there, at least.