I do think there's a lot of value in forth as the "easiest" high-level language to implement on resource constrained systems, but there feels like a lot of sacr

I do think there's a lot of value in forth as the "easiest" high-level language to implement on resource constrained systems, but there feels like a lot of sacrificing going on to use forth when you have other choices. You can of course absorb these ideas and "get" what you want on a case-by-case in something like Python. You're one regex-replace away from turning `50 burgers` into `burgers(50)`, and then you call eval and you're good!