Goto aversion, like single-entry/single-exit and everything anyone has ever said about 3rd-to-5th-generation programming languages, addresses a concern that has

Goto aversion, like single-entry/single-exit and everything anyone has ever said about 3rd-to-5th-generation programming languages, addresses a concern that hasn't been relevant in decades and that most modern programmers have no context for whatsoever. The words have straightforward meanings, unfortunately, so they've since been recontextualized into settings where their prescriptions can still be followed, but the rationale doesn't hold up at all.