Go is none of those three. It looks easy on the surface, but it contains a ton of paper cuts and nonsense, people do what looks logical and then every expert Go

Go is none of those three. It looks easy on the surface, but it contains a ton of paper cuts and nonsense, people do what looks logical and then every expert Go programmer on HN point and laugh at them. It's not even as fast as Java (for a comparison look at how much careful engineering goes into Java's low latency garbage collectors while Go just hyped the shit out of their inferior version which they had to replace in due course), and calling out from Go is dismal in performance. As for safe, are you kidding me? Go has all this green thread stuff with not a single safety mechanism by default. It's all up to the programmer to implement it by themselves, and they don't get any help, they can't even say that something is immutable. It even regresses on C in that there is no way to declare an enum type. So if you have values representing a bounded set of choices you can't enforce it. The worst thing is that this travesty of a language will win and lead to decades of stagnation.