On a long enough timeline I do believe C++ is doomed or will otherwise become something completely unrecognizable from its current form. Similar to how C++98 co

On a long enough timeline I do believe C++ is doomed or will otherwise become something completely unrecognizable from its current form. Similar to how C++98 code is wildly different than modern C++ code. People often ask, "is C++ a good language?" or "is XXX better than C++?". Doesn't really matter, what matters is whether people are willing to pay the "tax" of learning/using/maintaining C++. C++ is a generalist language and new languages are competing with it by specializing in different areas. If I am going to use something as unergonomic and perilous as C++ it needs to be for some advantage but looking into the future and comparing to newer language, that advantage is becoming less clear.