Thank you. Couldn't agree more. It seems programmers want errors to handle themselves. It's like they want errors to automagically hook themselves into the ent

Thank you. Couldn't agree more. It seems programmers want errors to handle themselves. It's like they want errors to automagically hook themselves into the entire code base and do "the right thing". Or maybe in other words: programmers mistake errors-as-additional-data, with errors-as-automatic-runtime-behaviour. Am I crazy?