> History is elided, forgotten, then repeated. This seems like human nature. We continue to do the same thing with client side / Server side rendering. When it

> History is elided, forgotten, then repeated. This seems like human nature. We continue to do the same thing with client side / Server side rendering. When it comes to computing, we oscillate a lot. In all these cases there is the desired system (lack of namespaces in a way they doesn't absolutely kill you later), we pursue it, we inevitably fail, get burned, revert, forget, repeat. In the case of namespaces, this is a tale told a thousand times. To the point where I think people don't even want to try to fight for them. What's the point? They shall forge forward, namespace free, until it hurts enough decision makers. Then we get namespaces. Now, back to Ruby for me. Where anything anywhere can just yolo reach into your namespace and mess your whole life up.