Are you saying there isn't a an objective answer in this case? Because I don't agree with that. Given a specific task and 100 programmers equally skilled in bo

Are you saying there isn't a an objective answer in this case? Because I don't agree with that. Given a specific task and 100 programmers equally skilled in both languages, they will accomplish the task faster in one. There will be a clear and statistically significant answer if one were to do a controlled study. It could be that the result is that they are nearly equal, but that would be a surprising outcome. So when you say my opinion is the equal of yours, you're just saying you have no idea which is closer to the objective truth so you can't compare them. But fundamentally they are not equal and one opinion will be right and one will be wrong (in this case because it's a boolean outcome). It is my opinion, it is subjective, but I also am willing to bet it's right. And there is a right and wrong answer here regardless of our ability to know it for sure.