> This happens in software, you are limited in what you can create and do by what concepts you can easily express Even this is rare in software. For example, I

> This happens in software, you are limited in what you can create and do by what concepts you can easily express Even this is rare in software. For example, I recall reading a blog "Why Python is a Lisp" or something. And it basically destroyed this idea that Lisp was some magical insane language because the author did all the lisp things except they used python. But yes, in some of the minor claims, I think there's some credence to the idea. But the idea that one language is incapable of understanding concepts in another is unfounded.