I love this video because it's a long-missing counter to Clean Code. In the software world, often someone makes a bold claim (like "clojure considered harmful")

I love this video because it's a long-missing counter to Clean Code. In the software world, often someone makes a bold claim (like "clojure considered harmful") and someone rebuts it ("a response to 'clojure considered harmful'") and someone rebuts the rebuttal ("a response to 'a response to «clojure considered harmful»'"). Sure, we've had people criticize Clean Code before, but never a proper critique.