Cripples the mind but greases the wheels. COBOL is from a different time and family of what we ( mainstream ) understand today as "programing languages". How m

Cripples the mind but greases the wheels. COBOL is from a different time and family of what we ( mainstream ) understand today as "programing languages". How many "crimes" are committed today writing business rules in Java or C#, etc? Dijkstra's statement, like anything else has a time and context and I hope something solid from the COBOL family existed today.