> Rust, Go, Swift and Kotlin are though[sic] competition, while C++20 is still lacking in agility, safety and modularity. What is the point of fighting to stay

> Rust, Go, Swift and Kotlin are though[sic] competition, while C++20 is still lacking in agility, safety and modularity. What is the point of fighting to stay relevant by going after use cases that are being served by these other languages? Is it just to win and have more "mind share"? Is it to make the biggest tribe? That seems like a social goal, not a technical one.