I cannot agree more. Because of knowing many language helps me a lot. Example, the import module system of Python is amazing. I'm not a fan of it at all but I

I cannot agree more. Because of knowing many language helps me a lot. Example, the import module system of Python is amazing. I'm not a fan of it at all but I really like how it were design. When I come to Ruby, I think Ruby need some love for its module. Or JavaScript binding? Even if arrow function, it does has place you cannot avoid writing `.bind(this)` and you ask a question why we have to do this? Then come pattern matching of Elixir/Erlang and it blows my mind and I just want to have that ability every where. Then come Elm/Hashkell or any language that use `whitespace` instead of commma/parenthesis and I just love how natural these language read. ``` hello(username, country) ``` compare with ``` hello username country ``` The more I learn those languages, the more I appreciate the people who invented these and always thinking of different way to do thing.