> that's a false equivocation in the sense that you just moved the goalposts by defining what "runtime" means. I disagree, Javascript does have types and runti

> that's a false equivocation in the sense that you just moved the goalposts by defining what "runtime" means. I disagree, Javascript does have types and runtime type errors, just not all the ones Typescript compiler has, it makes Typescript extremely leaky as a Javascript abstraction. Typescript compiler cannot represent every single Javascript type combination either, it will would have to be a Javascript interpreter at first place.