Many control flow instructions can be expressed as other instructions. The idea of the article was to promote higher level, less ambiguous and less ubiquitous i

Many control flow instructions can be expressed as other instructions. The idea of the article was to promote higher level, less ambiguous and less ubiquitous instructions. Sure, you can express a for-loop in terms of goto. But when you read a for-loop, there are many things you're guaranteed won't happen that could with a goto. In that sense, it takes less attention to make a good for-loop. And a for-loop iterating over a collection also takes less attention than one with a manually-crafted iteration check. That's the whole point of the article: lower-level instructions should be wrapped in higher-level instruction, more specialized and with less footguns.