I mean, you could use \ and / for type parameters. Or even parens (Julia doesn't support Scala like double parameter lists as far as I know). What makes Julia s

I mean, you could use \ and / for type parameters. Or even parens (Julia doesn't support Scala like double parameter lists as far as I know). What makes Julia so unique that it needs to make different choices than virtually every other modern language? (See my above comment for more clarification).