Yes it's obvious, but it doesn't prevent OP from liking go more than c#/java. Furthermore, its very likely that the languages people 'cherry pick' are actually

Yes it's obvious, but it doesn't prevent OP from liking go more than c#/java. Furthermore, its very likely that the languages people 'cherry pick' are actually languages they use everyday. So they just compare 'new everyday language' to 'previous everyday languages', and just tell you whether they're happier or not when they write code. The point is not really about the language theoretical properties and merits, but how people experience the language in real life.