But I don't think about COBOL at all, and neither should you. The problems that legacy banks, airlines and government institutions have are not my problems. Th

But I don't think about COBOL at all, and neither should you. The problems that legacy banks, airlines and government institutions have are not my problems. The management class doesn't want to hear this. Their only goal is to lower maintenance costs on their legacy systems by bringing in new people to ensure lower wages, so they fund all this nonsense about this very dead language. "What is it with these nerds that don't want to write COBOL code? It's all just coding, isn't it?" You know they're desperate when they resort to astroturfing.