> Giving every programmer the ability to create a language of their own does not work out well. they've already got that ability. it just results in languages

> Giving every programmer the ability to create a language of their own does not work out well. they've already got that ability. it just results in languages which can't interoperate. and it takes them a lot of effort to get a garbage result. i suppose that "[it] does not work out well" is a reasonable description of the current situation. maybe you're actually arguing _for_ racket!