Well, if this proves anything, it proves that not even three languages cover every problem. Which is strange. In most other endeavors you'd think being fluent

Well, if this proves anything, it proves that not even three languages cover every problem. Which is strange. In most other endeavors you'd think being fluent in three similar ways of doing something would be enough. FWIW, I'd choose Lisp, Javascript, and C. But I'd be writing an assembler as my first project and a database interaction language as my next. And now that I think about it, my database language would look nothing like SQL...